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Santa Barbara-Toba Japan Sister City Celebrates Haru No Tsudoi - Vimarsana News

Santa Barbara-Toba Japan Sister City Celebrates Haru No Tsudoi

By Bonnie Carroll Former Mayor Ken Kida and his wife Satoko of Toba Japan were honored guests of Toba Sister City Organization to enjoy Haru no tsudoi (Springtime Celebration), which included a gathering of Toba Sister City members and guests, Mayor Randy Rowse, Mayor Ken Kida and Satoko Kida, former Mayor Helene Schneider, Takako Wakita, Toba Sister City Board Vice President,

Source: edhat.com
Eugene city councilors show renewed interest in Sister Cities Program - Vimarsana News

Eugene city councilors show renewed interest in Sister Cities Program

When a relationship with Eugene's sister city in Russia was put on pause following the invasion of Ukraine, city councilors and community members developed a renewed interest in Eugene's Sister

Source: kezi.com
San Diego, Tijuana to host binational Mayors' summit beginning Tuesday - Vimarsana News

San Diego, Tijuana to host binational Mayors' summit beginning Tuesday

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria and Tijuana Mayor Montserrat Caballero Ramirez will welcome officials from more than 30 cities to the U.S.-Mexico Mayors' Community Summit, beginning Tuesday.

Source: kpbs.org
British native living in Ohio says queen 'served my country well' - Vimarsana News

British native living in Ohio says queen 'served my country well'

"She has served my country well and she will truly be missed. And we won't have a queen for a very long time," Danielle Rasmus said.

British native living in Ohio says queen 'served my country well' - Vimarsana News

British native living in Ohio says queen 'served my country well'

"She has served my country well and she will truly be missed. And we won't have a queen for a very long time," Danielle Rasmus said.