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Former ISU President gets new job at St. Cloud State University - Vimarsana News

Former ISU President gets new job at St. Cloud State University

ST CLOUD, Minn. (WMBD) — A former Illinois State University President has a new job at a Minnesota University. According to St. Cloud State University Communications, Larry Dietz was appointed interim university president by the Board of Trustees of the Minnesota State Colleges. Dietz served as the 19th President of Illinois State University from 2014 […]

Retired Military Officials Issue Grave Warning About Trump's Claim To Absolute Immunity - Vimarsana News

Retired Military Officials Issue Grave Warning About Trump's Claim To Absolute Immunity

Trump’s claim of blanket immunity from prosecution is “an assault” on the military's “foundational commitments” to the rule of law, the officials said.

CFPB considers ban on charging buyers for lender's title policy - Vimarsana News

CFPB considers ban on charging buyers for lender's title policy

Homebuyers must purchase a title policy to protect their lender, but the CFPB is reportedly looking to change that.

Source: yahoo.com
Park Rapids taps Howard's Driveway for street work - Park Rapids Enterprise | News, weather, sports from Park Rapids Minnesota - Vimarsana News

Park Rapids taps Howard's Driveway for street work - Park Rapids Enterprise | News, weather, sports from Park Rapids Minnesota

The low bid came in almost $30,000 below the city engineer's most optimistic estimate.

CFPB considers ban on charging buyers for lender's title policy - Vimarsana News

CFPB considers ban on charging buyers for lender's title policy

Homebuyers must purchase a title policy to protect their lender, but the CFPB is reportedly looking to change that.