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NJ legal weed: Red Bank might limit how many stores can sell marijuana - Vimarsana News

NJ legal weed: Red Bank might limit how many stores can sell marijuana

Red Bank may revise its ordinance which allowed legal weed sales with few restrictions, choosing to limit the number of stores and how they operate.

Source: app.com
Helping the homeless in rural central New York - Vimarsana News

Helping the homeless in rural central New York

Homelessness isn't just a city problem. Thursday, the federal government gave two agencies in rural communities $1.1 million to share, to address homelessness...and not just by using taxpayer money to

Source: wktv.com
Summit snowboarders primed for 2022-23 competition season, 2023 World Cup and local competitions - Vimarsana News

Summit snowboarders primed for 2022-23 competition season, 2023 World Cup and local competitions

It is no secret that Summit County is home to a wide array of snowsports athletes. From retired hall of famers to world class athletes, Summit County has become a mecca for athletes to train...

Summit's Kaitlyn Adams ready to fly into a new stage of her career on the World Cup circuit - Vimarsana News

Summit's Kaitlyn Adams ready to fly into a new stage of her career on the World Cup circuit

After a breakthrough season last year, Summit County’s Kaitlyn Adams is days away from being back on board for the 2022-23 competition season. During the 2021-22 season, Adams gravitated her way to the top of...

Castro Merchants Threaten Tax Strike Over Vandalism, Crime, Lack of Mental Health Response From City - Vimarsana News

Castro Merchants Threaten Tax Strike Over Vandalism, Crime, Lack of Mental Health Response From City

After more than two years in which problems of vagrancy, vandalism, and petty crime have gotten only worse, Castro merchants say they're going to withhold taxes from the City of San Francisco if it doesn't address their concerns.

Source: sfist.com