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Yonge-Dundas Square could be renamed to honour Gordon Lightfoot - Vimarsana News

Yonge-Dundas Square could be renamed to honour Gordon Lightfoot

Deputy Mayor Jennifer McKelvie said she welcomes the suggestion, which comes as Toronto is looking to rename the square and Dundas Street.

MILITARY MATTERS: Welcome to Fort Benning Sign Switched to Fort Moore - Vimarsana News

MILITARY MATTERS: Welcome to Fort Benning Sign Switched to Fort Moore

A week from now, Fort Benning will officially change its name to Fort Moore. Signs are already being switched, including an iconic one this week.

Source: wtvm.com
Mayor Wu, Superintendent Skipper celebrate the renaming of McKinley Schools to the Melvin H. King South End Academy - Vimarsana News

Mayor Wu, Superintendent Skipper celebrate the renaming of McKinley Schools to the Melvin H. King South End Academy

School community honors late visionary Boston leader with school renaming ceremony Today, Mayor Michelle Wu, Boston Public Schools Superintendent Mary Skipper,

'I'm so excited': Columbus State University host meet the Moores - Vimarsana News

'I'm so excited': Columbus State University host meet the Moores

Columbus State University holding a special event to celebrate the renaming of Fort Benning to Fort Moore. Students and faculty members got the opportunity to hear about who the 105-year-old Army installation will be named after.

Source: wtvm.com
City approves 'Vivian Strong Street' in honor of young girl shot by OPD officer - Vimarsana News

City approves 'Vivian Strong Street' in honor of young girl shot by OPD officer

In 1969, 14-year-old Vivian Strong was shot in the back of the head by an Omaha police officer after running away from a vacant apartment. It led to protests and riots in North Omaha. Tuesday, the Omaha City Council approved the naming of "Vivian Strong Street" on 21st Street from Clark Street to Paul Street.

Source: ketv.com