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Total eclipse of the Heart(land): Events, viewing tips in Central Illinois - Vimarsana News

Total eclipse of the Heart(land): Events, viewing tips in Central Illinois

The long-awaited total solar eclipse is only a few days away, and while Central Illinois won’t be in the path of totality, it will be pretty darn close.

Chris Koos says election results send clear message against negativity and hate - Vimarsana News

Chris Koos says election results send clear message against negativity and hate

Normal Mayor Chris Koos said the hefty margins of victory for moderates in school board and town council races and the Unit 5 referendum show the electorate rejects the negativity of recent years from the far right. Koos also ties McLean County results to state and national trends.

Source: wglt.org
Normal Mayor Chris Koo's Council Picks Win All Three Normal Council Seats - Vimarsana News

Normal Mayor Chris Koo's Council Picks Win All Three Normal Council Seats

In Normal, Chris Koos endorsed three town council candidates: Andy Byars, Kathleen Lorenz and Karyn Smith. The...

Lorenz, Smith and Byars win Normal Town Council seats - Vimarsana News

Lorenz, Smith and Byars win Normal Town Council seats

Normal Town Council incumbents Kathleen Lorenz and Karyn Smith, along with newcomer Andy Byars, defeated the opposition ticket of incumbent Stan Nord, Marc Tiritilli and Karl Sila in Tuesday's election.

Source: wglt.org
Two blocs of Normal Town Council candidates have two very different visions - Vimarsana News

Two blocs of Normal Town Council candidates have two very different visions

The Normal Town Council election next month might sound a lot like the election in 2021, or the one in 2019, or even the one in 2017. The issues are similar and some of the faces are the same.

Source: wglt.org