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Pella City Council Race with Four Contested Seats - Vimarsana News

Pella City Council Race with Four Contested Seats

Pella City Council Race with Four Contested Seats

Democratic mayor flips on post-George Floyd police reforms as crime skyrockets in nation's capital - Vimarsana News

Democratic mayor flips on post-George Floyd police reforms as crime skyrockets in nation's capital

Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser introduced new "common sense" legislation addressing soaring crime, bolstering police years after George Floyd reforms.

Meringolo, Russo debate in Morristown Ward Four Forum - Vimarsana News

Meringolo, Russo debate in Morristown Ward Four Forum

MORRISTOWN - The Morristown Area League of Women Voters hosted the Ward Four Council debate on Monday, Oct. 16, where Republican Bruce Meringolo and Democrat Christopher Russo spoke directly to

City Supervisor forum promotes community, shared services - Vimarsana News

City Supervisor forum promotes community, shared services

ONEIDA, N.Y. — Incumbent Democrat city supervisor Joe Magliocca faced off against Republican incumbent supervisor Brandee DuBois and current two-time Ward Four councilwoman and deputy mayor Michelle Ironside-Kinville at a recent Oneida Rotary meeting held at the Oneida Public Library. Madison County has four seats on its board of supervisors representing Oneida. Republicans Mary Cavanagh […]

Des Moines candidates face tough questions from one of state's most vocal groups - Vimarsana News

Des Moines candidates face tough questions from one of state's most vocal groups

DES MOINES, Iowa — Wednesday, candidates for mayor and city council in Des Moines were called on the carpet in front of one of the state’s most progressive and vocal citizen groups. Iowa Citizens for Community Improvement, or “CCI” held a forum at the downtown library to question incumbents and challengers alike on a number […]

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