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FEMA works to draw line on high-cost disaster consultants five years after flood - Vimarsana News

FEMA works to draw line on high-cost disaster consultants five years after flood

CEDAR RAPIDS – Weathered consultants with Hurricane Katrina on their resumes showed up here almost instantly as city, county and …

Riverfront fixer-upper for sale in Cedar Rapids' Time Check neighborhood - Vimarsana News

Riverfront fixer-upper for sale in Cedar Rapids' Time Check neighborhood

Few and far between are the riverfront fixer-uppers for sale here for $7,500. But what someone might consider a diamond …

Which candidates have cash leads in home stretch of Md. governor's race? - Vimarsana News

Which candidates have cash leads in home stretch of Md. governor's race?

Three Democrats running for Maryland governor reported that their campaigns had raised more than $1 million in the last six months, with former nonprofit CEO and author Wes Moore leading the pack.

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Millions in out-of-state donations help fuel high-profile Maryland Democratic governor candidates - Vimarsana News

Millions in out-of-state donations help fuel high-profile Maryland Democratic governor candidates

When Wes Moore, a Democratic candidate for Maryland governor, raised over $4 million and topped a crowded primary field in fundraising last year, the campaign tapped into millions in out-of-state

'I say the serenity prayer': Maryland redistricting court cases keep candidates, election officials in limbo - Vimarsana News

'I say the serenity prayer': Maryland redistricting court cases keep candidates, election officials in limbo

Legal challenges over Maryland's redrawn political maps have delayed the state’s primary election until mid-summer, creating uncertainty for voters and frustration for candidates and elections officials alike.