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Tucson Speaks Out: Jan. 1 letters of the day - Vimarsana News

Tucson Speaks Out: Jan. 1 letters of the day

Letters to the Editor for Jan. 1

Source: tucson.com
Dick Spotswood: What's left unsaid is telling as Marin bond measures go to ballot – Marin Independent Journal - Vimarsana News

Dick Spotswood: What's left unsaid is telling as Marin bond measures go to ballot – Marin Independent Journal

In the March 5 primary, Measure F, the citizens initiative to withdraw San Anselmo from Marin County’s current flood-control effort, was shaping up to be well-contested. That may not be true any longer. The measure asks, “Shall an initiative measure be adopted to withdraw the Town of San Anselmo, including all parcels of land in […]

Dick Spotswood: Key ballot measures scheduled for Marin's March primary – Marin Independent Journal - Vimarsana News

Dick Spotswood: Key ballot measures scheduled for Marin's March primary – Marin Independent Journal

Voters in the Tamalpais Union High School District, San Anselmo and Larkspur will be asked to decide the fate of important measures on the March 5 ballot.

Getting comfortable with an uncomfortable history, SDSU professor discusses racism in San Diego - Vimarsana News

Getting comfortable with an uncomfortable history, SDSU professor discusses racism in San Diego

Seth Mallios is a professor of anthropology at SDSU and author of a book about Nathan Harrison, San Diego's first Black homesteader. He will present a talk on "Historical Racism in San Diego County” at the Fallbrook Library on Nov. 14

Tucson Speaks Out: Nov. 6 letters of the day - Vimarsana News

Tucson Speaks Out: Nov. 6 letters of the day

Letters to the Editor for Nov. 6

Source: tucson.com