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Government watchdog gives mixed review on handling of Jan. 6 rally at Ellipse - Vimarsana News

Government watchdog gives mixed review on handling of Jan. 6 rally at Ellipse

Organizers of the pro-Trump rally held at the White House Ellipse on Jan. 6, 2021, were not forthcoming about their knowledge of plans for a march to the Capitol following a speech by then-President Trump, according to a government watchdog report released Monday. The Interior Department Office of Inspector General (OIG) report also found that…

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Fish and Wildlife Service says diversity, inclusion is 'number one priority' - Vimarsana News

Fish and Wildlife Service says diversity, inclusion is 'number one priority'

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director Martha Williams has gone all-in on wokeness, labeling the push for diversity, equity and inclusion her "number one priority" at an agency whose mission is to protect species and preserve their habitats.

GUEST COLUMN: A little help for the states - Vimarsana News

GUEST COLUMN: A little help for the states

Arkansas offers numerous opportunities to get outside and enjoy diverse landscapes with vast stretches of forests, rolling hills, rugged mountains, and clear lakes and rivers.

Fixing government processes is essential for NM public recreation - Vimarsana News

Fixing government processes is essential for NM public recreation

OPION: We must loudly and consistently ask our elected leaders to focus on how dollars get where they need to be.

We're letting millions in federal money go unspent | Opinion – Sun Sentinel - Vimarsana News

We're letting millions in federal money go unspent | Opinion – Sun Sentinel

This past fall, an inspector general's report from the Department of the Interior found that, since 2014, almost $500 million in federal funding for parks and recreation had gone unspent because states did not fund administrative costs. Now, the feds will help with those costs as well, and states and municipalities should start revisiting how they draw federal dollars for parks and rec.