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Dayton survey requesting teen opinions - Vimarsana News

Dayton survey requesting teen opinions

Similar coverage: “Dayton’s public opinion survey coming soon.“ DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — The City of Dayton is looking to give local teenagers a change to elevate their voices. Alongside local nonprofit Learn to Earn Dayton, the City is offering a survey for teens to share their ideas for creating a better tomorrow in Dayton. The […]

Source: wdtn.com
Sweet Evening Breeze & Civitas lend a hand to assist the LGBTQ+ community present in Louisville - Vimarsana News

Sweet Evening Breeze & Civitas lend a hand to assist the LGBTQ+ community present in Louisville

Sweet Evening Breeze and Civitas are doing what they can to help people struggling with Homelessness who identify as LGBTQ+.

Home Sellers See Changed Marketplace - San Fernando Valley Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Home Sellers See Changed Marketplace - San Fernando Valley Business Journal

Learn more about how Measure ULA and interest rates are stifling home sales in the Valley area.

Source: sfvbj.com
Dayton to give up longtime Minority Business Assistance Center run by the Human Relations Council - Vimarsana News

Dayton to give up longtime Minority Business Assistance Center run by the Human Relations Council

Dayton to give up longtime Minority Business Assistance Center run by the Human Relations Council; Dayton Chamber of Commerce aims to take it over

Louisville kicks off Pride Week; raise Pride flag at Metro Hall - Vimarsana News

Louisville kicks off Pride Week; raise Pride flag at Metro Hall

"It gives LGBT business owners a sense that they're just not in this separate community, that they are actually a vibrant piece of the city, said Erica Field.

Source: wlky.com