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Why Texas governor's pardon request in protest killing is so unusual - Vimarsana News

Why Texas governor's pardon request in protest killing is so unusual

Greg Abbott wants to pardon Daniel Perry, an Army sergeant who was convicted last week of murdering an Austin protester after George Floyd's killing by police.

North Hills School Board president, vice president remain the same - Vimarsana News

North Hills School Board president, vice president remain the same

North Hills School Board members Allison Mathis and vice president Helen “Dee” Spade will retain their positions as president and vice president, respectively, for the 2023 school year. Both of the members were voted in unanimously, 9 to 0, by their fellow board members at the North Hills School Board

School board member blasts 'frivolous' staff meal costs | Local News - Vimarsana News

School board member blasts 'frivolous' staff meal costs | Local News

A Gettysburg school board member does not believe district staff should get free meals paid for by taxpayers.

George Floyd Denied Posthumous Pardon For 2004 Drug Conviction - Vimarsana News

George Floyd Denied Posthumous Pardon For 2004 Drug Conviction

The decision was a reversal of a decision made last year.

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North Hills School District to vote on Indian nickname 'compromise' at next meeting - Vimarsana News

North Hills School District to vote on Indian nickname 'compromise' at next meeting

Compromise is the name of the game when it comes to North Hills School District and its Indian mascot. On Sept. 15, the school board presented a resolution that allows for the discontinuation of the current Indian logo, but the continuing use of the name “Indians’ as the identifier for