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CSPAN2 Key Capitol Hill Hearings November 20, 2015 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN2 Key Capitol Hill Hearings November 20, 2015

Majority. A review of president obama by House Democrats that felt the administration did not make the case as to why they should vote the republican author bill when it could have hurt them politically to do so. The bill heads to the senate where future is uncertain. Next president ial candidate Hillary Clinton laying out plan to combat isis group in syria and iraq. The former secretary of state spoke in Foreign Relations in new york city and took questions for cnn hosts and the audience. This is just over an hour. [applause] please be seated. Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. Mr. Mayor, we...

City of Bloomington Hosts Symposium and Introduces New Website - Vimarsana News

City of Bloomington Hosts Symposium and Introduces New Website

The City of Bloomington welcomed business leaders, realtors, contractors, bankers, and other key stakeholders ...

Forum looks at housing crisis in New York's North Country - Vimarsana News

Forum looks at housing crisis in New York's North Country

The Town of Plattsburgh recently hosted a Housing Symposium to review the challenges and potential solutions for the region.

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City of Guelph council defers public space use bylaw - Vimarsana News

City of Guelph council defers public space use bylaw

More than 24 public delegations were heard at a special Guelph city council meeting on Wednesday regarding a draft bylaw on the use of public space.

Morning Notes | Reston Now - Vimarsana News

Morning Notes | Reston Now

Fairfax County Casino Bill Advances — A Senate committee voted 10-4 yesterday (Wednesday) to advance the bill that would make Fairfax County eligible for a casino despite opposition from many local residents, homeowners’ organizations and some county and state elected officials who represent Reston and Tysons. “The bill now goes to the Senate Finance Committee