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Three people accused of assaulting police in Larne have cases further adjourned - Vimarsana News

Three people accused of assaulting police in Larne have cases further adjourned

Three people from Larne accused of assaulting police have had their cases further adjourned to February 3 at Ballymena Magistrates Court.

The restaurant industry continues to see an employee shortage, nationally and locally - Vimarsana News

The restaurant industry continues to see an employee shortage, nationally and locally

With recent reports of job quits and slow hires, restaurant workers wonder when staffing issues will subside.

Source: fox43.com
Children tackle obstacles in muddy challenge - Vimarsana News

Children tackle obstacles in muddy challenge

More than 1500 children from over 30 schools attended this year’s Tough Guy and Gal challenge at Massey University in Palmerston North.

Business digest: Bay of Plenty real estate performers shine at awards - Vimarsana News

Business digest: Bay of Plenty real estate performers shine at awards

Business digest: Bay of Plenty real estate performers shine at awards 9 May, 2021 09:00 PM 12 minutes to read Got business news? Email businessBOP@nzme.co.nz Photo / Getty Images Bay of Plenty Times Kay Ganley from the Bayley's Mount Maunganui team has been crowned top salesperson of the year. The top-performing individuals and offices for the 2020/2021 financial year were recognised at Success Realty's annual awards evening on May 7. . Success Realty is the group of Bayleys offices in the Bay of Plenty, Waikato and Taranaki. More than 260 salespeople, managers and support s...

Colorado Springs D-11 parents, students protest switch to remote learning at some schools, as COVID cases climb - Vimarsana News

Colorado Springs D-11 parents, students protest switch to remote learning at some schools, as COVID cases climb

Fifteen-year-old Aimee Wright was sitting in her last class on Thursday when she heard Coronado High School was switching back from in-person learning to remote instruction on Friday. “We were just about to put on a play and did the opening and closing night yesterday, but we can’t perform tonight or tomorrow,” she said Friday at a protest in front of Colorado Springs School District 11’s administration building. “At first I was angry, and now I’m just sad,” she said. “I don’t think any of this is for our safety. There doesn’t seem to be any reason.”