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Mason names city police veteran new police chief - Vimarsana News

Mason names city police veteran new police chief

Levi Wells will take the reins of the Mason Police Department as Chief of Police, beginning on Jan. 1, 2023.

Source: wlwt.com
World Rapid Day 1: Magnus Carlsen channels the spirit of Bobby Fischer - Vimarsana News

World Rapid Day 1: Magnus Carlsen channels the spirit of Bobby Fischer

The World Rapid Championships 2022 kicked off on the 26th of December 2022 in Almaty, Kazakhstan. Five rounds were played in the open section and four rounds in women. We have four leaders in the open with 4.5/5 and they are Magnus Carlsen, Arjun Erigaisi, Vladimir Fedoseev and Jorden van Foreest. Meanwhile in the women's section we have a sole leader after four rounds on 100% score - Valentina Gunina. We bring you the full day one report along with pictures, analysis, videos and much more.

The cost of low pay: The $12,000 salary is warping the Nebraska Legislature - Vimarsana News

The cost of low pay: The $12,000 salary is warping the Nebraska Legislature

Nebraska lawmakers’ average age is 57. Most are retired, semi-retired or in a position to take significant time away from their primary jobs.

Chicago's 2023 Mayoral Race is a Progressive Litmus Test - Vimarsana News

Chicago's 2023 Mayoral Race is a Progressive Litmus Test

Mayor Lori Lightfoot faces steep competition from those on the left who say she has not lived up to her promise of progressive reform.

The cost of low pay: The $12,000 salary is warping the Nebraska Legislature - Vimarsana News

The cost of low pay: The $12,000 salary is warping the Nebraska Legislature

Nebraska’s base salary is in the bottom five among similar legislatures. By comparison, Iowa’s legislators make $25,000, Missouri’s make $36,813, and Oklahoma’s $47,500.