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Here's what Alexandria and Arlington candidates have to say about housing and transportation – Greater Greater Washington - Vimarsana News

Here's what Alexandria and Arlington candidates have to say about housing and transportation – Greater Greater Washington

Arlington and Alexandria voters head to the polls this spring, and we asked candidates for their views on housing and transportation, including both jurisdictions’ recent “Missing Middle” zoning changes. Here’s what they had to say.

Source: ggwash.org
#SAVotes2024: TikTok launches election hub to curb misinformation - Vimarsana News

#SAVotes2024: TikTok launches election hub to curb misinformation

With just over a month until South Africans head to the poll social media platform TikTok has partnered with the Electoral Commission (IEC) to stamp out misinformation.

Grady to open new emergency department, fill gap left in wake of AMC closure in south Fulton County - Vimarsana News

Grady to open new emergency department, fill gap left in wake of AMC closure in south Fulton County

From the ground up, they will build a free-standing emergency department in Union City.

Waterford City and County Council launches Election Hub ahead of Local Elections 2024 - Vimarsana News

Waterford City and County Council launches Election Hub ahead of Local Elections 2024

The online hub Waterford Elections 2024 provides real-time information ahead of the upcoming local and European elections.

Source: wlrfm.com
FBI investigating letters with suspicious powder sent to election workers in multiple states - Vimarsana News

FBI investigating letters with suspicious powder sent to election workers in multiple states

The letters were sent to election workers in Georgia, Washington and Oregon, and the substances are being tested in labs. There have been no reported injuries.

Source: aol.com