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About 30 tenants displaced after Mount Pleasant apartment fire - Vimarsana News

About 30 tenants displaced after Mount Pleasant apartment fire

First responders say there are no known injuries from a third-floor apartment fire that broke out around 9:30 on Saturday morning.

Source: khqa.com
About 30 tenants displaced after Mount Pleasant apartment fire - Vimarsana News

About 30 tenants displaced after Mount Pleasant apartment fire

First responders say there are no known injuries from a third-floor apartment fire that broke out around 9:30 on Saturday morning.

Source: ktvo.com
Indigenous-run Longhouse Capital targets $1-billion fund - Vimarsana News

Indigenous-run Longhouse Capital targets $1-billion fund

The Vancouver-based alternative asset manager was established to collaborate with First Nations on investments and training a new generation of business leaders.

WFF 'Reader's Series' Recap - Fund Management/ REITs - Vimarsana News

WFF 'Reader's Series' Recap - Fund Management/ REITs

Earlier this week, Women in Fund Finance launched its new "Reader's Series," which is designed to invite conversation among members of the fund finance community

Source: mondaq.com
'What happened here was ass-backwards': Parking Enforcement Officers, advocates, push back against Common Council decision to break ties with MPD - Vimarsana News

'What happened here was ass-backwards': Parking Enforcement Officers, advocates, push back against Common Council decision to break ties with MPD

MADISON, Wis. — By an 11-8 vote, a new-look Madison Common Council moved to restructure a portion of MPD Tuesday night – transferring nearly 30 Parking Enforcement Officers to the city’s Parking Utilities Division. The move, which will take close to two years to finalize, is a step towards redefining public safety in Madison according to District 19 Alder Keith Furman. “I think the (parking enforcement) department will work better under the parking utility,” Furman said. “I think it’s important for us to show are residents we are serious about rethinking public safety. As far as...