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MSNBCW The July 3, 2024 - Vimarsana News

MSNBCW The July 3, 2024

Lawrence. Good evening ali. And i am wondering if Dianne Feinstein looking down from above and heard it Claire Mccaskill saying we only had just one, i wonder what her response would. Be a caveat. Respect they just had one martini over two hours. There you go. If they had more than that, thats fine as well. They were entitled to it. They were ground breakers. Alex, have a good weekend. You too, ali. With 25 hours to go, the countries on the verge of another republicanled shutdown of congress. Kevin mccarthy has no plan. And the snow plan thats likely to stop the government from grinding to a h...

Kansas City Manager Brian Platt receives new contract extension - Vimarsana News

Kansas City Manager Brian Platt receives new contract extension

Kansas City, Missouri's highest-paid official in an appointed role isn't going anywhere

Source: kmbc.com
KCMO, City Manager Brian Platt reach contract extension through 2027 - Vimarsana News

KCMO, City Manager Brian Platt reach contract extension through 2027

Brian Platt will remain Kansas City, Missouri's, city manager through 2027 after negotiating a contract extension, Mayor Quinton Lucas announced Thursday.

Source: kshb.com
School closing: Lexington official says FCPS didn't respond to city's snow plan - Vimarsana News

School closing: Lexington official says FCPS didn't respond to city's snow plan

A lack of communication between Fayette schools and city officials led to Monday’s decision to close school.

Source: yahoo.com
Buffalo shows how it learned lessons from Blizzard of '22 - Vimarsana News

Buffalo shows how it learned lessons from Blizzard of '22

City leaders believe their response this week showed growth, aided by conscientious residents who in large part did not disrupt crews' efforts to clear roads and unbury South Buffalo, which