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Principal Interviews At Cuba City - Vimarsana News

Principal Interviews At Cuba City

District officials and Cuba City school board members are having a series of meetings with candidates looking ...

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Finra arbitration panel orders Wells Fargo to pay ex-adviser $1.43 million - Vimarsana News

Finra arbitration panel orders Wells Fargo to pay ex-adviser $1.43 million

A Finra arbitration panel awarded a former Wells Fargo adviser, Aaron Olson, $1.43 million, citing the firm's 'vindictive' actions.

Aaron Olson has been promoted Executive Vice President of Operations at Crestline Hotels & Resorts in Fairfax - Vimarsana News

Aaron Olson has been promoted Executive Vice President of Operations at Crestline Hotels & Resorts in Fairfax

Aaron Olson joined Crestline in 2017 as Vice President of Operations for the West Coast and was subsequently promoted to SVP of Operations for Crestline in 2018. In his new position as Executive VP of Operations he will lead Crestline's hotel operations team to meet owner needs and support the operational focus for the Company's strategic growth initiatives and new hotel developments.

Neenah schools closed as cybersecurity investigation continues - Vimarsana News

Neenah schools closed as cybersecurity investigation continues

School was canceled Tuesday as systems remain down. It still isn't known if they will be restored so school can resume this week.

Seven police agencies in east-central Wisconsin achieve accreditation - Vimarsana News

Seven police agencies in east-central Wisconsin achieve accreditation

"It's a lot of work, but it's valuable work that every agency should undertake," Grand Chute Police Chief Greg Peterson said.