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DCHFA finances 93 new affordable senior apartments in Fort - Vimarsana News

DCHFA finances 93 new affordable senior apartments in Fort

Washington, D.C., June 01, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The District of Columbia Housing Finance Agency (DCHFA) has issued $30.6 million in tax exempt bonds...

Republican primary for Walkerton Town Council Ward 4 ends in tie - Vimarsana News

Republican primary for Walkerton Town Council Ward 4 ends in tie

Kyle Norris and Bryan Vandall finished tied with 55 votes each.

Source: wndu.com
Charity begins at home for Kennitta Community Projects founder - Vimarsana News

Charity begins at home for Kennitta Community Projects founder

For more than 17 years, a ray of hope has shone over the lives of the less fortunate residents of Garcia Flats, in Cambridge, thanks to a humanitarian who lives among them. When Kennitta Community Projects founder Kennitta Prinsloo, 62, started her charity programme, she was simply feeding into her compulsion to help those less fortunate than her.

Gautier mayor to councilman: Prove your Facebook account was hacked, or resign - Vimarsana News

Gautier mayor to councilman: Prove your Facebook account was hacked, or resign

Gautier’s mayor and city council are demanding answers after a racially offensive comment was posted from Ward 4 Councilman Rusty Anderson’s personal Facebook page.

Source: wlox.com
Incumbents, former elected officials prevail in Cook County village board races - Vimarsana News

Incumbents, former elected officials prevail in Cook County village board races

Tuesday's unofficial election results for northwest suburban contested municipal races show incumbents prevailing and former elected officials regaining their village board seats.