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Dearborn to enforce property maintenance requirements during Spring Sweep Week - Vimarsana News

Dearborn to enforce property maintenance requirements during Spring Sweep Week

The City of Dearborn has kicked off a two-week Spring Sweep Week campaign to educate on, survey, and enforce property maintenance requirements among residents and businesses. The enforcement campaign began Monday and will run through May 31.Spring Sweep Week is an annual effort led by the city’s Economic Development Department to address common property maintenance […]

Dearborn adopts strict fugitive dust ordinance - Vimarsana News

Dearborn adopts strict fugitive dust ordinance

The Dearborn City Council unanimously voted in support of an amendment to the City’s “bulk storage" ordinance brought forward by Mayor Abdullah Hammoud at the end of April.

Growing Anti-Biden 'Uncommitted' Movement Threatens President's Reelection Chances - Vimarsana News

Growing Anti-Biden 'Uncommitted' Movement Threatens President's Reelection Chances

The growing "uncommitted" vote movement, which has caught fire in Democrat primaries and caucuses, is jeopardizing Joe Biden's reelection bid.

Growing Anti-Biden 'Uncommitted' Movement Threatens President's Reelection Chances - Vimarsana News

Growing Anti-Biden 'Uncommitted' Movement Threatens President's Reelection Chances

The growing "uncommitted" vote movement, which has caught fire in Democrat primaries and caucuses, is jeopardizing Joe Biden's reelection bid.

Michigan's 'uncommitted' voters send warning sign to President Biden - Vimarsana News

Michigan's 'uncommitted' voters send warning sign to President Biden

(RNS) — The advocacy group Listen to Michigan, which led the campaign to boost the ‘uncommitted’ vote, aimed to claim 10,000 votes. The results indicate that some 100,000 Michiganders voted ‘uncommitted.’