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Morre Tarcísio Meira, aos 85 anos, vítima da Covid - Vimarsana News

Morre Tarcísio Meira, aos 85 anos, vítima da Covid

O ator Tarcísio Meira morreu nesta quinta-feira (12) vítima da Covid. Veja mais.

Morre o ator Tarcísio Meira, aos 85 anos - Jornal O Globo - Vimarsana News

Morre o ator Tarcísio Meira, aos 85 anos - Jornal O Globo

Ator estava internado para tratar Covid-19 em São Paulo

Source: globo.com
Covid mata Tarcísio Meira - Blog da Cidadania - Vimarsana News

Covid mata Tarcísio Meira - Blog da Cidadania

Morreu nesta quinta-feira, aos 85 anos, o ator Tarcísio Meira. Ele estava internado desde o último sábado na UTI do hospital Albert Einstein, com Covid-19.

San Antonio's District 9 Office Becomes First To Return To Virtual Work As Delta Variant Cases Rise - Vimarsana News

San Antonio's District 9 Office Becomes First To Return To Virtual Work As Delta Variant Cases Rise

John Courage (left) San Antonio’s District 9 City Council offices will return to working virtually due to the spread of the coronavirus’ delta variant. It’s the first city office to do so. District 9 Councilman John Courage instructed his staff to begin working remotely on Tuesday and pause in-person meetings as cases of the delta variant continue to rise. Courage said his staff is fully vaccinated and no one has tested positive for the virus recently. “I do not want to put my constituents or other city employees like my staff in a position where they could contract or spread the vi...

Source: tpr.org
Perry & Courage's push for property tax relief a no-go for now - Vimarsana News

Perry & Courage's push for property tax relief a no-go for now

Because there’s already a $5,000 minimum for its current exemption, city staff say boosting the homestead exemption to 5% would only save the average San Antonio homeowner with a $195,730 home an extra $27 each year.

Source: ksat.com