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Commissioner Seek County Tourism Board members - Vimarsana News

Commissioner Seek County Tourism Board members

In February the Marshall County Commissioners adopted an ordinance that establishes the Marshall County Tourism Commission. The ordinance creates a seven-member board with five members being appointed by the Marshall County Commissioners, and the Mayor of Plymouth having the final two appointments. Ultimately the members will serve two-year terms. To get the commission started one

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Florida homeowners dues, reserves are unavoidable -- if you want to live in a decent community - Vimarsana News

Florida homeowners dues, reserves are unavoidable -- if you want to live in a decent community

Nobody likes paying homeowners association dues, or for HOA reserves. But if you want a decent, safe, well maintained community in Florida, you pay.

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Planned Parenthood Wants to Create a "Right" to Kill Babies in Abortions in Wisconsin - Vimarsana News

Planned Parenthood Wants to Create a "Right" to Kill Babies in Abortions in Wisconsin

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Kansas AG Kobach rebuts Eagle column, defends stance on disclosing trans students - Vimarsana News

Kansas AG Kobach rebuts Eagle column, defends stance on disclosing trans students

Attorney General Kris Kobach demands educators inform parents when their child is “gender non-conforming” at school.

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Soldotna man arrested after alleged indecent exposure at K-Beach Elementary - Vimarsana News

Soldotna man arrested after alleged indecent exposure at K-Beach Elementary

The man was relieved of his duties, banned from all campuses and removed from the premises, police say