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Local Lawmakers react to Presidential Inauguration - Vimarsana News

Local Lawmakers react to Presidential Inauguration

Local Lawmakers react to Presidential Inauguration President Joe Biden was sworn into office Wednesday. Local lawmakers are reacting to his inauguration and what they expect for the next 4 years. Posted: Jan 20, 2021 10:37 PM Updated: Jan 21, 2021 3:03 PM Posted By: Sarah Lehman JASONVILLE, Ind. (WTHI) -- President Joe Biden was sworn into office making him the 46th President of the United States. State Representative Bruce Borders represents District 45 in the Wabash Valley. That includes Sullivan County and parts of Vigo, Greene, Knox, and Daviess. He said that President Bidens' inaugura...

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Thousands of Tennessee Residents Aim to Plant Native Trees on March 20th - Vimarsana News

Thousands of Tennessee Residents Aim to Plant Native Trees on March 20th

Thousands of Tennessee Residents Aim to Plant Native Trees on March 20th Jan 15, 2021 at 11:11 am by WGNS Tennessee residents are invited to beautify their properties and their communities by planting trees on “Tennessee Tree Day,” March 20, 2021. The effort is organized every year by Tennessee Environmental Council, a non-profit organization based in Nashville. This event typically draws thousands of volunteers who plant tens of thousands of trees at their homes, farms, businesses, neighborhoods, and other locations of their choosing. Trees may be reserved at TEC’s...

Local Political Leaders Respond to Attempted D.C. Insurrection - Vimarsana News

Local Political Leaders Respond to Attempted D.C. Insurrection

Lawmakers speak out against terrorism at nation's capital by Erie Reader Staff On Wednesday afternoon, supporters of president Trump stormed the Capitol Building at Washington D.C. What was once unthinkable was now unfolding in real-time at our nation's capital. Trump's incitement of violence spurred his supporters to overcome police barricades and illegally enter the Capitol Building.  This took place on the day Congress was to certify the electoral college results in favor of President-elect Joseph Biden.  One woman was shot and later died...