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How Pulaski schools' November referendums might impact your taxes - Vimarsana News

How Pulaski schools' November referendums might impact your taxes

The district is asking voters to approve over $78 million in funding. Here's what it's for and how it might impact your taxes.

Groups push back on 'threats to democracy' ahead of November election - Vimarsana News

Groups push back on 'threats to democracy' ahead of November election

The efforts come as the shadow of the 2020 election still looms large in Wisconsin.

What to know about John Leiber, GOP candidate for Wisconsin treasurer - Vimarsana News

What to know about John Leiber, GOP candidate for Wisconsin treasurer

John Leiber is the Republican nominee for Wisconsin treasurer. He's taking on Democrat Aaron Richardson in a bid to replace Democrat Sarah Godlewski.

Baltimore's Question H says it would 'establish' a city police department. What does that mean? – Baltimore Sun - Vimarsana News

Baltimore's Question H says it would 'establish' a city police department. What does that mean? – Baltimore Sun

If one of the ballot questions put to Baltimore voters this cycle leaves you scratching your head, you’re not alone. Question H is about control over the city police department, which has for more than 160 years been overseen by the state.

Baltimore's Question H says it would 'establish' a city police department. What does that mean? – Capital Gazette - Vimarsana News

Baltimore's Question H says it would 'establish' a city police department. What does that mean? – Capital Gazette

If one of the ballot questions put to Baltimore voters this cycle leaves you scratching your head, you’re not alone. Question H is about control over the city police department, which has for more than 160 years been overseen by the state.