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WeTalk and FIRE to host day of free speech events - Vimarsana News

WeTalk and FIRE to host day of free speech events

Western Michigan University’s WeTalk will collaborate with the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) to hold an all day free speech event for the WMU and Kalamazoo communities on

Fired Edison worker alleges retaliation, hostile work environment - Vimarsana News

Fired Edison worker alleges retaliation, hostile work environment

Anthony DeAmorin, a special assistant to former Edison Mayor Tom Lankey, filed a lawsuit after being terminated by the current administration.

Chicago outdoors: Lake Erie walleye, courting herons, longest turkey beard, Chicago smelt question - Vimarsana News

Chicago outdoors: Lake Erie walleye, courting herons, longest turkey beard, Chicago smelt question

A photo of courting great blue herons, a note on the longest beard of an eastern wild turkey, a quote on Lake Erie walleye and a question on smelt netting in Chicago are among the notes from around Chicago outdoors and beyond.

Edison Indian American Councilman Sam Joshi Wins Mayoral Election, First Indian American to Be City's Mayor | Global Indian - Vimarsana News

Edison Indian American Councilman Sam Joshi Wins Mayoral Election, First Indian American to Be City's Mayor | Global Indian

Indian American politician Samip ‘Sam’ Joshi won the mayoral election in Edison, New Jersey, on Nov. 2.

The ROC of NJ Holds 'Meet the Candidates' Event - Vimarsana News

The ROC of NJ Holds 'Meet the Candidates' Event

Anyone walking into the social hall of Congregation Ohr Torah in Edison on the evening of October 20 for the “Meet the Candidates” event sponsored by The ROC of NJ was able to easily see two very encouraging signs.