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CSPAN2 Book TV July 27, 2013 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN2 Book TV July 27, 2013

By the Heritage Foundation in washington d. C. Join me in welcoming William Perry pendley, author of sagebrush rebel. [applause] when it came to energy, Natural Resources and the environment reagan knew exactly what he wanted to do. Of course he had been governor of california and like the other ten western states california is a federal lands state. The government jones a third of the nation, most of that in the American West and california like colorado, half of it was owned by the federal government so Ronald Reagan as governor of california, not just when it was sovereign but also when it ...

Whatcom fishermen celebrate Pebble Mine announcement - Vimarsana News

Whatcom fishermen celebrate Pebble Mine announcement

Dozens of fishermen from Whatcom County, Washington, make their living in the waters of Bristol Bay, Alaska, where the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency just blocked the controversial Pebble Mine.

THE SUGAR RIDGE RAG Comes to LAB Theater Project This Month - Vimarsana News

THE SUGAR RIDGE RAG Comes to LAB Theater Project This Month

 LAB Theater Project will present its production of Miami playwright, Philip Middleton Williams new work, The Sugar Ridge Rag, a wonderful drama that looks at the bonds that unite a family through difficult times.

Michigan Capitol protests: Police outnumbered protesters in Lansing - Vimarsana News

Michigan Capitol protests: Police outnumbered protesters in Lansing

LANSING — A police helicopter patrolled the sky over downtown Lansing on Sunday morning, its low hum foreshadowing what federal security agencies warned could turn into a dangerous scene.  Boards covered windows of businesses and government buildings below. Police were out in droves, joined by a procession of Michigan National Guard humvees. A 6-foot fence surrounded the Michigan Capitol, a message declaring the building would not be overtaken like the U.S. Capitol days before. Lansing was prepared for chaos that did not materialize. Few protesters gathered outside the Capitol on Sunday, t...