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CSPAN Politics Public Policy Today February 5, 2013 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN Politics Public Policy Today February 5, 2013

Teenage son would learn principles that he would talk about, about god and rights that came from god and not from men. That lady was sara henry and her son was patry heck Patrick Henry. When patrick was 29 years old, on his birthday, first day he was in the virginia general assembly, they were debating the stamp act and he was supposed to be there and be seen and not heard. He was a freshman. And he sat there and listened and it looked like virginia was going to do nothing and allow the axe to just slip right between their fingers. And as he listened and listens, he opened up a law book and th...

Tolly Gore - The Morning Sun - Vimarsana News

Tolly Gore - The Morning Sun

Tolly Ann Gore, 91, of Pittsburg, died March 6, 2024, at the Girard Medical Center ER following a sudden illness.

Boxer and singer Claire Hafner performing opera and Christmas classics in Eganville - Vimarsana News

Boxer and singer Claire Hafner performing opera and Christmas classics in Eganville

A person couldn't have two careers more different than those of Claire Hafner -- even though she maintains they share many similarities. But opera singing and boxing?

City of Austin to hold emergency preparedness pop-ups throughout 2023 - Vimarsana News

City of Austin to hold emergency preparedness pop-ups throughout 2023

Emergency preparedness pop-ups are designed to teach Austinites about information and resources they may need in a disaster.

Texas shelters prepare for twin emergencies: arctic cold and an increase in migrants - Vimarsana News

Texas shelters prepare for twin emergencies: arctic cold and an increase in migrants

HOUSTON — With freezing temperatures expected across much of the state Thursday and Friday, Texas cities are turning their attention to their unhoused communities — the people most at risk