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Republican Jonathan Sickler, of Grand Forks, seeks endorsement to run for state Senate from District 17 - Vimarsana News

Republican Jonathan Sickler, of Grand Forks, seeks endorsement to run for state Senate from District 17

Sickler works as chief legal officer at AE2S, an engineering consulting firm.

Indiana senator will help set national policy on biotechnology - Vimarsana News

Indiana senator will help set national policy on biotechnology

U.S. Sen. Todd Young, R-Ind., is one of just two senators who will have a direct hand in helping set national policy concerning the use of biotechnology for military and

Grosse Pointe Chamber director brought 'tireless leadership and love for this community' - Vimarsana News

Grosse Pointe Chamber director brought 'tireless leadership and love for this community'

GROSSE POINTES — She’s helmed the Grosse Pointe Chamber of Commerce from its infancy and through a global pandemic, but now, Jennifer Palms Boettcher has left that post for a new challenge.

Tide shift at CRMC? - Vimarsana News

Tide shift at CRMC?

It’s encouraging to see the candidates for governor paying attention to the work of the Coastal Resources Management Council Study Commission and voicing concern about the CRMC. The future of the CRMC should be an issue discussed in the 2022...

Coastal News Today | RI - OPINION/GUEST VIEW: Coastal Resources Management Council Study Commission needs to be a state priority - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | RI - OPINION/GUEST VIEW: Coastal Resources Management Council Study Commission needs to be a state priority

It’s encouraging to see the candidates for governor paying attention to the work of the Coastal Resources Management Council Study Commission and voicing concern about the CRMC. The future of the CRMC should be an issue discussed in the 2022 gubernatorial race.