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The Skanner News - Mandy Vance Honored as 2023-24 Oregon Teacher of the Year - Vimarsana News

The Skanner News - Mandy Vance Honored as 2023-24 Oregon Teacher of the Year

Yesterday, Mandy Vance, an Oregon Trail School District middle school teacher, was named and celebrated as Oregon’s 2023-24 Teacher of the Year. Vance has taught 6-8th grade at Boring Middle School for 15 years and is on special assignment this fall at Cedar Ridge Middle School.

Scammers posing as police over the phone on the rise again in Anchorage - Vimarsana News

Scammers posing as police over the phone on the rise again in Anchorage

The Anchorage Police Department says people calling and posing as officers and other APD staff is common in the area.

Connecticut U.S. House Map Favoring Democrats OK'd by Top Court - Vimarsana News

Connecticut U.S. House Map Favoring Democrats OK'd by Top Court

Connecticut’s Supreme Court on Thursday adopted a congressional map for the next decade that makes minimal changes to the state’s five districts—a win for Democrats, who hold every seat.

Source: bgov.com
The Day - Connecticut Supreme Court hears redistricting arguments from Democrats and Republicans - Vimarsana News

The Day - Connecticut Supreme Court hears redistricting arguments from Democrats and Republicans

The congressional redistricting process could be nearing its end depending on what the court decides.

Source: theday.com
Court shows no interest in remaking CT congressional map - Vimarsana News

Court shows no interest in remaking CT congressional map

The Connecticut Supreme Court gave no sign Thursday of a willingness to heed pleas by Republicans to take on the political task of overhauling a congressional map that has produced only Democratic victories since 2008. The justices asked no questions in a 27-minute hearing, declining to engage in a debate over whether the court should take a more aggressive role when a legislative impasse gives them the final word on redistricting.