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Election 2023: Summerfield mayor faces challenger. Couch's development proposal a key issue. - Vimarsana News

Election 2023: Summerfield mayor faces challenger. Couch's development proposal a key issue.

Summerfield's race for mayor features incumbent mayor Tim Sessoms and his challenger Linda Wendelken.

AMMPARO congregations practice hospitality - Vimarsana News

AMMPARO congregations practice hospitality

AMMPARO shows how a church can organize to walk alongside those who were forced to go on a dangerous journey in search of a better future.

Renaissance Church receives rezoning/annexation approval ­­– again - Vimarsana News

Renaissance Church receives rezoning/annexation approval ­­– again

It was back to the Greensboro Planning and Zoning Commission on Aug. 21 for Renaissance Church Gate City, Inc.

Migrants are leaving Chicago shelters with the help of rental assistance. Some landlords are skeptical, others step in to help - Vimarsana News

Migrants are leaving Chicago shelters with the help of rental assistance. Some landlords are skeptical, others step in to help

CHICAGO -- The sweet smell of chicken soup filled Ari’s home as she cooked dinner while her husband was at work. Her 2-year-old son was napping, but his toys adorned the living room floor. “I’m so sorry for the mess,” she said in Spanish. “I haven’t had time to clean up.” Ari, 32, and her family arrived in Chicago from Venezuela last September seeking asylum. She remembers that day and the ...

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Migrants are leaving Chicago shelters with the help of rental assistance. Some landlords are skeptical, others step in to help - Vimarsana News

Migrants are leaving Chicago shelters with the help of rental assistance. Some landlords are skeptical, others step in to help

The sweet smell of chicken soup filled Ari’s home as she cooked dinner while her husband was at work. Her 2-year-old son was napping, but his toys adorned the living room floor. “I’m so sorry for the mess,” she said in Spanish. “I haven’t had time to clean up.” Ari, 32, and her family arrived in Chicago from Venezuela last September seeking asylum. She remembers that day and the uncertainty ...

Source: yahoo.com