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Canal Park Pedestrians: There Are Traffic Laws For You Too - Vimarsana News

Canal Park Pedestrians: There Are Traffic Laws For You Too

Anyone who has driven in Canal Park has seen it happen - someone darts out between two cars into traffic without looking, forcing drivers to lock up their brakes.

Beloit schools may not see state funding increase for a while - Vimarsana News

Beloit schools may not see state funding increase for a while

The School District of Beloit may see a delay in funds promised in the latest Wisconsin biennial budget due to a obscure state statute.

Beloit School District won't benefit from extra dollars in state budget for three years | Education - Vimarsana News

Beloit School District won't benefit from extra dollars in state budget for three years | Education

The School District of Beloit will not immediately benefit from the increase in school funding included in the state budget.

A state of conflicting laws - Vimarsana News

A state of conflicting laws

June 24 marked one year since the Supreme Court of the United States overturned Roe v. Wade, complicating abortion law in Wisconsin. Access to the nearby Twin Cities eases abortion

New Murfreesboro Policy for "Public Comment" at All Public Meetings - In Response to State Statute - Vimarsana News

New Murfreesboro Policy for "Public Comment" at All Public Meetings - In Response to State Statute

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — In response to requirements established in Chapter 300 of the Tennessee Public Acts of 2023, the Murfreesboro City Council has adopted a new policy for “Public Comment” at all Public Meetings. The new policy became effective on July 1, 2023. Under the City policy, the first fifteen (15) minutes of all public meetings will be designated for public comment on “actionable” agenda items. Citizens wishing to speak at public meetings must sig ...