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District 4 supervisor candidates meet at Kensington forum - Vimarsana News

District 4 supervisor candidates meet at Kensington forum

The two candidates fighting for the fourth district seat on the San Diego County Board of Supervisors participated in a candidate forum Monday in Kensington.

Source: cbs8.com
BONUS: In defense of freeways - Vimarsana News

BONUS: In defense of freeways

Gustavo Dallarda, director of Caltrans District 11, explains some of the engineering behind freeways and makes the case that they provide an efficient means of travel compared to surface roads. He acknowledges the need to reduce vehicle travel, but says infrastructure doesn't get built overnight and that our transition away from cars and freeways has to be slow and gradual.

Source: kpbs.org
West Columbia mayor, council elections offer voters choices | Columbia Politics - Vimarsana News

West Columbia mayor, council elections offer voters choices | Columbia Politics

West Columbia, SC, voters will head to the polls to decide whether to elect Mayor Tem Miles or challenger Melissa Sprouse Brown, who offer contrasting ideas for the rapidly growing city across the Congaree River from the Palmetto state's capital. Five districts will also feature competitive races for council in the Lexington County community.

Seattle City Council debates continued Tuesday night with District Three - Vimarsana News

Seattle City Council debates continued Tuesday night with District Three

KIRO Newsradio 97.3FM will air four Seattle City Council debates between Oct. 3 and Oct. 17. The events will also be streamed live on MyNorthwest.com.  

A message of resilience - Vimarsana News

A message of resilience

Seven years since it started, organizers behind Tulsa's annual Native American Day took their cue from Monday's perfect weather to predict a sunny outlook for the event.