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Judaism in Wales: Why Merthyr Tydfil is rallying behind its once-abandoned synagogue - Vimarsana News

Judaism in Wales: Why Merthyr Tydfil is rallying behind its once-abandoned synagogue

A grand old shul is being redeveloped as a cultural centre for the whole of this south Wales community

Source: thejc.com
San Francisco Mayoral Candidate Promises to Escalate Military Presence to Deter Downtown Crime - Vimarsana News

San Francisco Mayoral Candidate Promises to Escalate Military Presence to Deter Downtown Crime

‘If he tacks any farther to the right, Mark Farrell might need to re-register as a Republican,’ the incumbent mayor’s campaign says.

Source: nysun.com
TogetherSF, donors want to empower mayor, cut commissions | Politics - Vimarsana News

TogetherSF, donors want to empower mayor, cut commissions | Politics

San Francisco group backed by billionaire Michael Moritz collects $1.5 million in effort to qualify two measures to increase the SF mayor’s power while cutting the number and authority of city commissions.

Next up in SF mayoral race: 'Moderate-on-moderate violence' - Vimarsana News

Next up in SF mayoral race: 'Moderate-on-moderate violence'

With the dust settling from San Francisco's March 5 election, we’re entering into a period of “moderate-on-moderate violence.” 

Silicon Valley: In Silicon Valley, venture capital meets a generational shift - Vimarsana News

Silicon Valley: In Silicon Valley, venture capital meets a generational shift

Many more are leaving. Investors at Tiger Global, Paradigm, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Emergence Capital and Spark Capital have all announced plans to step back. Foundry Group, a venture firm in Boulder, Colorado, that has backed 200 companies since 2006, said in January that it would not raise another fund.