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Become an 'umbraphile,' one who likes to be in the path of totality during an eclipse - Vimarsana News

Become an 'umbraphile,' one who likes to be in the path of totality during an eclipse

There is still time to plan to see a total eclipse on April 8, making a path about 100 miles wide from Mazatlan, Mexico, through Texas, Ohio and Maine.

Letter: The crime of being a white man, whatever that means... - Vimarsana News

Letter: The crime of being a white man, whatever that means...

Roger Minch of Fargo writes about court documents that allege Kyle Berg from fraudulently obtaining millions of dollars worth of contracts earmarked for women, minorities or disabled veterans.

Letter: It sounds as though Fargo School Board members need to re-examine their values - Vimarsana News

Letter: It sounds as though Fargo School Board members need to re-examine their values

Minch writes, "Our children and their teachers are not served by self-indulgent, virtue signaling motions from a member of the board that do nothing but display his inauthentic and misplaced 'wokeness.'"

Letter: The science of climate change is not settled - Vimarsana News

Letter: The science of climate change is not settled

Minch writes that he supports the research of Dr. Steven E. Koonin, who writes, "the science is insufficient to make useful projections about how the climate will change over the coming decades..."

Letter: Democracy not under siege from almost universal voting laws - Vimarsana News

Letter: Democracy not under siege from almost universal voting laws

Minch writes, "Dr. John Lott, Jr., writing in the October issue of Imprimis, the free monthly publication of Hillsdale College, observes that of the 47 countries in Europe today, 46 of them require government-issued photo IDs to vote. Thirty-five don’t allow absentee voting for citizens living in country."