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Local creatives encouraged to enter competition aimed at revitalising Armidale Mall - Vimarsana News

Local creatives encouraged to enter competition aimed at revitalising Armidale Mall

Date Time Local creatives encouraged to enter competition aimed at revitalising Armidale Mall Local creatives are invited to enter a competition to create pop-up installations aimed at activating the Armidale mall and attracting more people into the CBD. Armidale Regional Council is partnering with Renew Armidale to implement the Armidale Regional Council Mall Vibrancy Plan, with this competition an exciting aspect of the project. The pop-up installations, along with new murals and lighting, are just some of the things set to spruce up Armidale’s Mall. “Through the pop-ups, we are focusin...

Willie Brown: Has Joe Biden set himself up for failure on his first promise? - Vimarsana News

Willie Brown: Has Joe Biden set himself up for failure on his first promise?

Willie Brown: Has Joe Biden set himself up for failure on his first promise? FacebookTwitterEmail Vice President-elect Kamala Harris receives the COVID-19 vaccine from nurse Patricia Cummings on national television last week.Samuel Corum / Getty Images President-elect Joe Biden’s goal of distributing 100 million coronavirus vaccine shots in his first 100 days in office is both bold and dangerous. It’s bold because 100 million shots would inoculate 50 million people against the virus. That would turn the tide against the spread of COVID-19 and would be a giant first step in regaining the p...

San Francisco Proves It's in Full Societal Regression by Embracing Pre-Civil Rights Era Methods - Vimarsana News

San Francisco Proves It's in Full Societal Regression by Embracing Pre-Civil Rights Era Methods

(AP Photo/Eric Risberg, File) San Francisco apparently forgot that we in America judge people by the content of their character, not by the color of their skin, but the radical left that has taken over the city has long abandoned the idea that virtues we’ve learned over the past decades mean anything. According to a press release by San Francisco Mayor London Breed, money is to be distributed to struggling businesses across the city. The catch? Priority will be given to businesses according to race and sex: Locally owned businesses that either hold or have applied for a Shared Spaces permit...

An S.F. bar says it was vandalized. A homelessness expert cries foul [San Francisco Chronicle] - Vimarsana News

An S.F. bar says it was vandalized. A homelessness expert cries foul [San Francisco Chronicle]

An S.F. bar says it was vandalized. A homelessness expert cries foul [San Francisco Chronicle] Dec. 23—A Mission bar is at the center of a controversy over exposed nails in its parklet in what one critic is calling an affront to homeless people. The bar says it was vandalized. When UC Berkeley professor Colette Auerswald passed the Valencia Room on Sunday, she was shocked to see nails on the seats of the bar’s outdoor dining parklet in what she said was an obvious attempt to dissuade people from sleeping or resting in it. “It wasn’t subtle,” Auerswald said of the nails jutting up fr...

An S.F. bar says it was vandalized. A homelessness expert cries foul - Vimarsana News

An S.F. bar says it was vandalized. A homelessness expert cries foul

An S.F. bar says it was vandalized. A homelessness expert cries foul FacebookTwitterEmail 1of2 Exposed nails were placed in the parklet outside the Valencia Room. The bar’s manager says the parklet was vandalized, and he has filed a police report.Colette AuerswaldShow MoreShow Less 2of2 The dining parklet at the Valencia Room, a Mission bar at the center of a controversy over exposed nails in its parklet. The bar says it was vandalized, but a homelessness expert says the nails were an attempt to deter people seeking shelter.Courtesy of Colette AuerswaldShow MoreShow Less A Mission District ...