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Here's how TikTok creators are making people laugh through science and history - Vimarsana News

Here's how TikTok creators are making people laugh through science and history

There's a humor to science, and a science to humor.

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Here's how TikTok creators are making people laugh through science and history - Vimarsana News

Here's how TikTok creators are making people laugh through science and history

There's a humor to science, and a science to humor.

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Voters decide Madison Heights mayor, council - Vimarsana News

Voters decide Madison Heights mayor, council

MADISON HEIGHTS — In the Nov. 2 general election, the current mayor of Madison Heights won a new term, and two incumbent members of the Madison Heights City Council kept their seats.

Remembering Tony Bliss, dedicated local volunteer - Vimarsana News

Remembering Tony Bliss, dedicated local volunteer

Remembering Tony Bliss, dedicated local volunteer Tony Bliss Advertisement MADISON HEIGHTS — As the Madison Heights community mourns the unexpected passing of long-time volunteer Tony Bliss, they are also celebrating his life of service to others. According to his son, Madison Heights City Councilman Mark Bliss, Tony Bliss died of a sudden heart attack May 19. “He had just gotten over COVID the month prior, so the belief is that the ‘after-COVID’ complications likely played a role, as he was only 60 years old, with no known history of heart issues,” Mark Bliss said in an email. But ...

Human Relations Equity Commission adds new voting positions - Vimarsana News

Human Relations Equity Commission adds new voting positions

Human Relations Equity Commission adds new voting positions Advertisement MADISON HEIGHTS — The Madison Heights Human Relations Equity Commission will now have more voting members and be allowed to host nonpartisan events following a change authorized by the Madison Heights City Council at its meeting March 22. The change was proposed by Emily Rohrbach, a member of the City Council and its liaison on the HREC. She wanted to amend the HREC’s founding resolution so that the number of voting members would increase from five to seven. However, at the suggestion of fellow council member Mark B...