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Jerusalem highlights: April 8-14 - Vimarsana News

Jerusalem highlights: April 8-14

What's new to do in Israel's capital?

Source: jpost.com
Tallahassee growth managers and development attorney hear concerns about English property project in advance of city commission rezoning decision - Vimarsana News

Tallahassee growth managers and development attorney hear concerns about English property project in advance of city commission rezoning decision

Residents who live near the property and various advocates worry the subdivision will obliterate the natural amenities of the heavily-wooded landscape.

Source: wfsu.org
Noone should worry about being assaulted while praying at the Kotel - Vimarsana News

Noone should worry about being assaulted while praying at the Kotel

A new Women of the Wall choir is forming.

Source: jpost.com
Community members react to possible Doak Campbell Stadium funding from Blueprint - Vimarsana News

Community members react to possible Doak Campbell Stadium funding from Blueprint

If the Blueprint board votes yes to giving Florida State $20 million in tax dollars for Doak Campbell Stadium upgrades. Leon County Commissioner Kristin Dozier says there will not be much money left to fund other economic stimulus opportunities.

Source: wtxl.com
Leon County Commission should veto CRA flawed decision on arts funds - Vimarsana News

Leon County Commission should veto CRA flawed decision on arts funds

View Comments The Community Redevelopment Agency’s recent decision to reallocate $3 million in Tourism Development Tax without outlining procedures that prioritize equity and transparency is a blow to citizen input and accountability. County commissioners, in a rare check and balance, can veto this decision and acknowledge the grant’s flawed history while providing transparency in the distribution of the remaining $1.8 million in arts, culture and heritage funding. To avoid bias and conflict of interest, the CRA must also be separated from city leadership, governed instead by citizen che...