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CSPAN Senator July 6, 2024 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN Senator July 6, 2024

Experience as a lawmaker. You making the decision that he wanted to come to washington and served in congress, you had a successful business in South Carolina. Why was this institution something that interested you . To be honest, it was not. I wanted to stay in South Carolina and had embarked upon a race for the senate and governor and stayed in town fulltime. The more i campaigned, the more people told me that they thought i would be a Better Congress member. Ultimately, my congressman who was running for reelection decided to retire in the middle of reelection in february 2010. After much p...

Apprenticeship programs are growing as the public sector faces workforce shortages - Vimarsana News

Apprenticeship programs are growing as the public sector faces workforce shortages

Registered apprenticeships, infrequently used by state and local governments in the past, are gaining the attention of staff-starved agencies.

Franklin NJ first responders among valor award recipients - Vimarsana News

Franklin NJ first responders among valor award recipients

The 200 Club of Somerset County honors the men and women in law enforcement, fire and rescue squads who put their lives on the line.

Patient Square Adds John Marotta - Vimarsana News

Patient Square Adds John Marotta

Patient Square Capital has added John Marotta as executive in residence with the firm.

Bizarre Federal Court Ruling Halts Indiana Efforts to Clean Up Voter Rolls - Vimarsana News

Bizarre Federal Court Ruling Halts Indiana Efforts to Clean Up Voter Rolls

With the 2020 presidential election less than a year away, America’s voter registration rolls are woefully out of shape. Yet well-funded liberal organizations are working to stop states from cleaning up their rolls. Their latest victim is Indiana. A federal district court has temporarily halted the state’s effort to compare its voter rolls with those of other states to eliminate duplicate registrations.