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Sheriff Susan Hutson's communications director terminated - Vimarsana News

Sheriff Susan Hutson's communications director terminated

A draft opinion from the Louisiana Ethics Board said Timothy David Ray can not contract with the Sheriff's Office while his mother is employed by OPSO.

Source: wwltv.com
Orleans Parish sheriff Communications Director Timothy Ray terminated - Vimarsana News

Orleans Parish sheriff Communications Director Timothy Ray terminated

The Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office announced that it has terminated the sheriff's Communications Director.

Source: wdsu.com
How South Dakotans feel about recreational marijuana, plus the cost of student loan forgiveness - Vimarsana News

How South Dakotans feel about recreational marijuana, plus the cost of student loan forgiveness

A poll in July showed that support for the legalization of recreational marijuana for adults in the state has decreased. We break down the data with South Dakota Newswatch's Bart Pfankuch.

Source: sdpb.org
Ald. Tom Tunney joins City Council exodus - Chicago Sun-Times - Vimarsana News

Ald. Tom Tunney joins City Council exodus - Chicago Sun-Times

The owner of Ann Sather’s Restaurants who was Chicago’s first openly-gay alderperson is leaving the workplace he called “not a good place to work these days.”

Hairston to retire from City Council after 24 years representing 5th Ward - Vimarsana News

Hairston to retire from City Council after 24 years representing 5th Ward

Her retirement is part of a mass exodus that promises to change the face of the Chicago City Council. Hairston is the ninth Chicago alderperson to either resign or announce a decision not to seek reelection. Several others, including indicted Ald. Edward Burke (14th) and Zoning Chair Tom Tunney (44th), are considering political retirement.