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Suffrage plaque for Isabel Greenwood unveiled in Farmington - Vimarsana News

Suffrage plaque for Isabel Greenwood unveiled in Farmington

Isabel's plaque is a part of National Votes for Women Trail, which honors suffragists who worked to get women the right to vote with historical markers across America.

Historian Anne B. Gass book talk: 'Suffrage Road Trip' - Vimarsana News

Historian Anne B. Gass book talk: 'Suffrage Road Trip'

The Camden Public Library welcomes back author and historian Anne B. Gass on Thursday, June 24, at 6:30 p.m., for an online presentation about her new novel, We Demand: The Suffrage Road Trip . The book is based on the true story of a 1915...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20190116:04:25:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20190116:04:25:00

U.k. leaves without any deal. the reason for that is that the deal which was voted down today actually wasn't really brexit at all. it kept the u.k. within the e.u. and many regulatory areas and it specifically blocked the u.k. from doing trade deals with america. that is why the voting down, the defeats today, it's actually really good news, and the next step is to see if we can get a real brexit delivered, like people voted for, and of the scenarios that are on the table now, the only one that really does that is to leave without a deal on march the 29th. >> shannon: i don't pretend to under...

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CNN CNN Newsroom September 30, 2013 18:03:00

The senate? i imagine they will be voting down, i guess, the house version with warp speed. >> that's what we're told is going to happen from aides to senate majority leader harry reid. they are now in. they're doing their ceremonial business and then they're going to get down to the business of the day, which is to table or to just simply reject in layman's terms, the bid that the house sent over late saturday night, really early sunday morning. to pass a spending bill, keeping the government running, but it includes non-starters as far as senate democrats who run this body, are concerned. th...