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Paradise Valley Pool Closed Until Monday - Vimarsana News

Paradise Valley Pool Closed Until Monday

The Paradise Valley Swimming Pool will be closed until July 11 due to a positive COVID-19 test among a staff member.

Louisville-area public swimming pools: Pool hours and prices - Vimarsana News

Louisville-area public swimming pools: Pool hours and prices

Looking to take a dip in a public pool in the Louisville area? Here's a roundup of hours and prices for facilities in the region

Louisville-area public swimming pools: Here are hours and prices - Vimarsana News

Louisville-area public swimming pools: Here are hours and prices

Looking to take a dip in a public pool in the Louisville area? Here's a roundup of hours and prices for facilities in the region

Biden speech last night: Why address was unlike any in modern history - Vimarsana News

Biden speech last night: Why address was unlike any in modern history

2:15 pm UTC Apr. 29, 2021 WASHINGTON – A sparsely packed chamber. No special guests. Everyone in masks. President Joe Biden's address to a joint session of Congress was unlike any in modern history due to the COVID-19 pandemic. With no more than 200 folks permitted for an event that can hold up to 1,500, an event known for its glad-handing cadence and rousing moments was destined to be subdued. "While the setting tonight is familiar, this gathering is very different – a reminder of the extraordinary times we are in," Biden said, acknowledging the scene before him of strategically space...

Inauguration Day photos: Historic images capture mood of Washington - Vimarsana News

Inauguration Day photos: Historic images capture mood of Washington

The crowd was smaller than in past inaugurations, but there was still a lot of pomp and circumstance. The front of the Capitol was adorned with large American flags. The Marine Band serenaded guests with patriotic music. The arrival of dignitaries was announced over a loudspeaker accompanied by a drumroll. Seats were spaced six feet apart as a safety protocol. And what is normally the standing-room-only section was instead filled by members of the news media. Here's what Washington, D.C., looked like on a historic day: Vice President Kamala Harris is sworn in by Supreme Court Justice Sonia...