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Waugh Thistleton named Architect of the Year in AJ Architecture Awards 2023 - Vimarsana News

Waugh Thistleton named Architect of the Year in AJ Architecture Awards 2023

The practice, which this year completed central London’s tallest engineered-timber building, has been recognised for its cutting-edge, sustainable architecture

'Who defines hate speech?' Mitchell school board approves new hate speech policy - Vimarsana News

'Who defines hate speech?' Mitchell school board approves new hate speech policy

Second reading goes through on unanimous 5-0 vote

Budget hearing, reorganization on deck Monday for Mitchell Board of Education - Vimarsana News

Budget hearing, reorganization on deck Monday for Mitchell Board of Education

Meeting to be held at Mitchell Career & Technical Education Academy

Amid soaring inflation, sky-rocketing gas prices, Congress brings back earmarks: 'Cocaine of this generation' - Vimarsana News

Amid soaring inflation, sky-rocketing gas prices, Congress brings back earmarks: 'Cocaine of this generation'

Congress recently passed a massive spending bill that includes thousands of earmarks. Originally removed by the Republican Tea Party wave during former President Obama’s administration, earmarks were used for decades to give lawmakers a loophole to fund pet projects back home.

Helping the Powerless Build Power - Vimarsana News

Helping the Powerless Build Power

Helping the Powerless Build Power Oral histories of five activists who’ve worked in and for worker centers Mary Altaffer/AP Photo Activists rally outside New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s office to call on a $15 minimum wage. Over the past quarter century, a new form of worker organization – worker centers – have arisen among groups of workers, primarily immigrants and African Americans, for whom unionization isn’t usually an option, largely due to the limited scope of the laws governing collective bargaining rights. To tell the stories of these organizations, the Prospect...