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Ada GOP resignations weren't sour grapes. They were making a statement. A brave one - Vimarsana News

Ada GOP resignations weren't sour grapes. They were making a statement. A brave one

Former GOP Chairman Trent Clark argues that the capture of the Idaho Republican Party by Dorothy Moon and her allies sets the majority party on a dangerous path. | Opinion

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We checked the degrees of every RI legislator and politician. Here's what we found. - Vimarsana News

We checked the degrees of every RI legislator and politician. Here's what we found.

Political Scene contacted more than 60 colleges and universities to verify that lawmakers actually earned the diplomas they say they received.

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Contentious medical benefit program costing Franklin Co. +$1 million a year - Vimarsana News

Contentious medical benefit program costing Franklin Co. +$1 million a year

The benefit is meant to keep the county competitive in hiring good employees, but it’s become unsustainable.

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Nolan Perry, candidate for Fuquay-Varina Board of Commissioners - Vimarsana News

Nolan Perry, candidate for Fuquay-Varina Board of Commissioners

Perry has been active with the town’s Chamber of Commerce and organized the Christmas parade.

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Ald. Jim Gardiner hit with $20,000 fine for ethics violations - Vimarsana News

Ald. Jim Gardiner hit with $20,000 fine for ethics violations

The Chicago Board of Ethics on Monday fined Northwest Side Ald. Jim Gardiner $20,000 after he was accused of retaliating against a constituent and vocal critic by directing city staff to issue bogus citations against the resident for overgrown weeds and rodents in September 2019. In all, the board said Gardiner violated the city’s ethics code on 10 separate occasions. The fine comes after a ...

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