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Bus driver shortage forces Lake Travis ISD to cut routes - Vimarsana News

Bus driver shortage forces Lake Travis ISD to cut routes

The district needs 85 bus drivers to be fully staffed, and right now, it has fewer than 25. The new school year begins next week.

Source: kut.org
Wanting to untangle traffic, Dillon looks at roundabouts for US Highway 6 - Vimarsana News

Wanting to untangle traffic, Dillon looks at roundabouts for US Highway 6

U.S. Highway 6 through Dillon could receive a well-rounded change in the coming years. One proposed roundabout could replace the current four-way intersection where the highway intersects Lake Dillon Drive, and a second would sit...

Showcases at Electric Haze and the Raven put Worcester's hip-hop talent on display - Vimarsana News

Showcases at Electric Haze and the Raven put Worcester's hip-hop talent on display

Several local hip-hop artists will perform in showcases at Electric Haze and the Raven.

Dillon approves incentives, worth thousands of dollars, to encourage new workforce housing - Vimarsana News

Dillon approves incentives, worth thousands of dollars, to encourage new workforce housing

Dillon Town Council approved water and tap fee reimbursements Tuesday for deed-restricted accessory dwelling units, potentially worth upwards of $10,000 per unit. The goal of the program is to incentivize the creation of more workforce...

Social media posts falsely claim the Moon 'was once split in two' - Vimarsana News

Social media posts falsely claim the Moon 'was once split in two'

A photo taken by NASA of the Moon's surface has been shared thousands of times in social media posts alongside a claim that the photo proves that the planetary mass was previously split in two. But the claim is false: the photo shows Rima Ariadaeus, which experts say is a fault system similar to those on earth. NASA has also refuted the claim, saying there is no scientific

Source: afp.com