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Lawsuit: Montana family says they got carbon monoxide poisoning from Santa Fe vacation rental - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit: Montana family says they got carbon monoxide poisoning from Santa Fe vacation rental

The family became ill, the lawsuit says, and one of their children, an infant, suffered permanent brain injury.

Military medals delivered to Victor Valley Museum to honor fallen Army hero from Oro Grande - Vimarsana News

Military medals delivered to Victor Valley Museum to honor fallen Army hero from Oro Grande

After a Purple Heart that belonged to a WWII Army hero was delivered to the Victor Valley Museum, more medals have been delivered there.

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Nationwide 4-H STEM Challenge Highlights Rutgers' Pioneering Ocean Research - Vimarsana News

Nationwide 4-H STEM Challenge Highlights Rutgers' Pioneering Ocean Research

More than 300,000 youth nationwide are learning about Rutgers’ pioneering ocean research using underwater gliders to understand the effects of climate change as part of this year’s 4-H STEM Challenge.

How Jersey City middle schoolers stopped a flood - Vimarsana News

How Jersey City middle schoolers stopped a flood

In downtown Jersey City, Dr. Michael Conti Public School No.5 (PS5) uses project-based learning to encourage kids to think about solutions to real-life problems affecting their community. In this dive...

How Jersey City Middle Schoolers Stopped a Flood - Vimarsana News

How Jersey City Middle Schoolers Stopped a Flood

The source of the problem was right on top of their school. Every time there was a storm, rainwater from the roof would flow into one storm drain until it was full, and then the excess water would flood the street in front of PS5. It was so bad that parents and buses had to navigate around the water. Teachers moved their parked cars away from the school to avoid flooding. “When a thunderstorm was forecasted you knew there were certain areas not to park,” recalls Albert Padilla, former science teacher at PS5, which serves pre-K to 8th grade, and now Science Supervisor for the School Distr...