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Artist Series presents 'What's More American Than Broadway' with Mark Olen - Vimarsana News

Artist Series presents 'What's More American Than Broadway' with Mark Olen

On Sunday, July 2, the talented Mark Olen and his Stars and Stripes Orchestra will present a festive evening of "What's More American Than Broadway" during a free concert at Shepherd of the Prairie Lutheran Church in Huntley.

Dead people had disabled parking placards in California. New DMV rule to reduce fraud - Vimarsana News

Dead people had disabled parking placards in California. New DMV rule to reduce fraud

Disabled parking placard holders will have to sign a DMV form every six years to verify they're still alive and in need of a placard in order to renew it.

Source: aol.com
Mutilated body found in Alabama in 1997 identified as Californian - Vimarsana News

Mutilated body found in Alabama in 1997 identified as Californian

Using new DNA technology and genetic genealogy, northern Alabama officials have identified a mutilated body found in the woods in 1997 as a 20-year-old Santa Barbara man.

University of Illinois Alumni Concert Choir to perform at Huntley's Shepherd of the Prairie - Vimarsana News

University of Illinois Alumni Concert Choir to perform at Huntley's Shepherd of the Prairie

On Saturday, June 10, the voices of the 50-member University of Illinois Alumni Concert Choir will echo through Shepherd of the Prairie Lutheran Church in Huntley.

Is Caltrans poised to destroy an Indigenous burial site? - Vimarsana News

Is Caltrans poised to destroy an Indigenous burial site?

The skeletal remains of more than 30 Native Americans have been unearthed at a Caltrans worksite in the Owens Valley. Tribes want the work to stop.