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The 8 most competitive Wisconsin legislative races to watch - Vimarsana News

The 8 most competitive Wisconsin legislative races to watch

New legislative maps could bring Wisconsin some of the closest Assembly and Senate races the state has seen in a while.

What River Falls has for projects in the works - Vimarsana News

What River Falls has for projects in the works

The consultancy Merchant McIntyre Associates presented to the River Falls City Council at the most recent common council meeting. Merchant McIntyre collaborates with higher education, healthcare, social services and local government institutions to secure grants and higher funding. The company presented their in-progress, upcoming, submitted and pending funds that will go to River Falls. Here is a breakdown:

8 Best & Amazing Places to Visit in Jamaica in June 2024 - Vimarsana News

8 Best & Amazing Places to Visit in Jamaica in June 2024

Jamaica, the land of reggae, jerk chicken, and stunning beaches, is a Caribbean paradise that beckons travelers year-round. However, June holds a special

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Despite deep cuts, 7 UW schools are still $17.4M in debt - Vimarsana News

Despite deep cuts, 7 UW schools are still $17.4M in debt

For the first time in the Universities of Wisconsin system's history, a school has depleted its reserves and needs a loan to balance its budget.

Senator Rob Stafsholt talks legislation, Wisconsin elections | Local News - Vimarsana News

Senator Rob Stafsholt talks legislation, Wisconsin elections | Local News

The River Falls Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Bureau hosted a conversation with District 10 State Senator Rob Stafsholt as part of their government relations committee. Russ Korpela, the chamber’s