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Množične kršitve omejitev hitrosti v naseljih - Vimarsana News

Množične kršitve omejitev hitrosti v naseljih

V nadaljevanju preberite:  Neupoštevanje cone 30 je trn v peti meščanov po skoraj celotni Ljubljani. Naravnost simptomatičen je zapis: »Celotna cesta je cona 30, praktično vsi pa letijo kot snete sekire.« Omejitve hitrosti na 30 kilometrov na uro v (starejših) stanovanjskih naseljih, kjer se iz blokov izstopa neposredno na ulico, na kateri so tudi otoki za ločevanje odpadkov, v bližini šol in rekreativnih površin seveda niso namenjene same sebi, temveč varnosti vseh udeležencev v prometu. Več iz te teme:

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Beckert's Park Partners with Nonprofit Everyone Home DC to Directly Help Those Most in Need Across the District of Columbia - Vimarsana News

Beckert's Park Partners with Nonprofit Everyone Home DC to Directly Help Those Most in Need Across the District of Columbia

WASHINGTON, DC - Beckert’s Park, an apartment complex owned and managed by Foulger-Pratt, announces today its partnership with local nonprofit Everyone Home DC. During the month of March, the ‘One for One’ campaign provides new residents of the Capitol Hill apartment building a $250 gift card to the building’s on-site Safeway. In addition, for each new move in, a matching $250 Safeway gift card will be donated to Everyone Home DC. The donation will go directly to helping those most in need across the District of Columbia.  “We deeply admire the work that Everyone Home DC is doing ...

To honor Kamala Harris, these women are bringing a traditional Indian art form to D.C., made by thousands of hands - Vimarsana News

To honor Kamala Harris, these women are bringing a traditional Indian art form to D.C., made by thousands of hands

To honor Kamala Harris, these women are bringing a traditional Indian art form to D.C., made by thousands of hands Sydney Page © Courtesy of Ajitha Ratnam/Courtesy of Ajitha Ratnam Ajitha Ratnam, 53, and her two daughters Tulsi, 27, and Tirtha, 29, in Oakton, Va., with their tile contributions for the Inauguration Kolam 2021 project, which was organized by three Indian American women. The kolam, a South Indian art form, is to welcome President Biden and Vice President Harris, whose mother was an Indian immigrant. (Courtesy of Ajitha Ratnam) A traditional South Indian art ...

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