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Danbury Mayor Dean Esposito Explains Recent Staff Shakeup - Vimarsana News

Danbury Mayor Dean Esposito Explains Recent Staff Shakeup

Danbury Mayor Dean Esposito recently made a change in the staff at City Hall, we asked about that and whether he aspires to higher office.

100-year-old water tower taken down in Joy, Illinois - Vimarsana News

100-year-old water tower taken down in Joy, Illinois

The village now has a new water tower, water mains and a filtration and softening system that are increasing its water pressure by almost double.

Source: wqad.com
Little Falls awarded $10 million to revitalize downtown - Vimarsana News

Little Falls awarded $10 million to revitalize downtown

Little Falls is the second city in the Mohawk Valley chosen to receive $10 million in funding to improve its downtown area.

Source: wktv.com
Escucha Mi Voz petitions another governing body in Louisa County for ARP funds - Vimarsana News

Escucha Mi Voz petitions another governing body in Louisa County for ARP funds

On Tuesday, about 20 people met with the Louisa County Board of Supervisors and presented a petition that had been signed by more than 50 members of Escucha Mi Voz (Hear My Voice). A larger group of more than 45 people packed into the Columbus Junction City Council chambers on Wednesday.

Politics as a Favorite Recurring Metaphor for the Bayonne War - Vimarsana News

Politics as a Favorite Recurring Metaphor for the Bayonne War

  BAYONNE – If Nietzsche – unlike Kant – expressed a cyclical view of human history, with the present, reduced to its core forms, little more than a recurring animation of what went before, Bayonne would be akin to a continual WWII staging area, with local politics a substitute for D-Day. “It’s going to be a war,”[...]