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Norman Park residents express concerns about possible rezoning - Vimarsana News

Norman Park residents express concerns about possible rezoning

The rezoning application Norman Park Realty sent was denied due to it being incomplete in nature.

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Quality Employment job fair massive success - Vimarsana News

Quality Employment job fair massive success

TIFTON — Hiring agency Quality Employment has reported a major success for its third annual job fair.

Leavenworth Public Library could find new home in old elementary school - Vimarsana News

Leavenworth Public Library could find new home in old elementary school

LEAVENWORTH — The city of Leavenworth is looking to transform part of the now-closed Josh H. Osborn Elementary School into a new home for the Leavenworth Public Library.

Celebrity Assistants Who Spoke Out About Working for Stars – SheKnows - Vimarsana News

Celebrity Assistants Who Spoke Out About Working for Stars – SheKnows

Celebrity Assistants Who Spoke Out About Working for Stars like Kim Kardashian, Khloe Kardashian, Meryl Streep, Kourtney Kardashian, & more.

NCW Libraries addresses library funding, maintenance concerns - Vimarsana News

NCW Libraries addresses library funding, maintenance concerns

WENATCHEE – In response to recent coverage of Mattawa City Council, North Central Washington Libraries is seeking to clarify misunderstandings regarding how the library system operates and receives funding. “NCW Libraries is committed to good financial stewardship and to providing robust library services to rural communities across our (five)-county district. As a public organization, transparency is critical to building trust with our community leaders and taxpayers,” said NCW Libraries Communications Manager Amanda Brack in a letter to the Columbia Basin Herald.