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WCBS CBS 2 News This Morning March 14, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WCBS CBS 2 News This Morning March 14, 2016

Reporter the search has been called off. Rough conditions are hampering the search for Harry Hernandez. He was a crew member on board the tug boat named specialist that crashed into a barge at the tappen zee bridge on saturday morning. The search for him called off because of poor conditions. The bodies of two men working alongside hernandez, 63year old paul ayman, and Timothy Conklin have been found. At 11 18 on saturday, conklins whether he had a premonition or a bad feeling, its sad that he would have that feeling. Reporter the specialist was the boat on the right, and the operation drifted...

The Advanced Placement Test is Broken. What Comes Next? - Vimarsana News

The Advanced Placement Test is Broken. What Comes Next?

Annie Abrams' new book Shortchanged looks at the history and contradictions of the Advanced Placement test and points us to a more equitable future.  

Parker's Deed Tax Plan Dies With First Budget Vote - Vimarsana News

Parker's Deed Tax Plan Dies With First Budget Vote

Councilmembers Zachary Parker and Trayon White didn't get everything they asked for in the budget, but they could still score more funding.

West Side Market Story, spending MacKenzie Scott's money - Vimarsana News

West Side Market Story, spending MacKenzie Scott's money

Mayor Bibb's proposal to spend $20 million on the West Side Market went down to $15 million after opposition from Cleveland City Council.

Bard High School to open South Bronx location with priority for local families - Vimarsana News

Bard High School to open South Bronx location with priority for local families

A third location of the highly selective Bard High School Early College is slated to open this fall in the South Bronx that prioritizes local families — an effort to address a perennial balancing act between rigor and equity in the city’s most exclusive public schools.