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TC Commits To Going 100 Percent Renewable By 2040 - Vimarsana News

TC Commits To Going 100 Percent Renewable By 2040

Traverse City became the first city in the state of Michigan Tuesday to commit to using 100 percent renewable energy community-wide by 2040. Traverse C...

Oceanside Newcomers & Friends group celebrates the New Year... in person Events in North County - Vimarsana News

Oceanside Newcomers & Friends group celebrates the New Year... in person Events in North County

Oceanside Newcomers & Friends group celebrates the New Year... in person Events in North County

Rancho Bernardo Republican women's group installs board ... North County events - Vimarsana News

Rancho Bernardo Republican women's group installs board ... North County events

This week's North County events concerts, fairs, performances, art shows, community meetings --Rancho Bernardo Republican women's group installs board

Newcomers & Friends club recruiting new members...events in North San Diego - Vimarsana News

Newcomers & Friends club recruiting new members...events in North San Diego

Newcomers & Friends club recruiting new members -- this week's North County events concerts, fairs, performances, art shows, community meetings

Traverse City Light and Power Executive Director Timothy Arends Retires - Vimarsana News

Traverse City Light and Power Executive Director Timothy Arends Retires

9 & 10 News July 14, 2021 Arends is retiring after a long career in public service and helping to lead the utility company. He started as a Deputy City Treasurer in 1990 before starting with Traverse City Light and Power in 2008. Arends was promoted to Executive Director in 2013. The utility company thanked him for his 31 years serving the Traverse City area.