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KTVU KTVU Mornings On 2 At 6am October 17, 2016 - Vimarsana News

KTVU KTVU Mornings On 2 At 6am October 17, 2016

One. Santa clara and san jose only. 3 inches. You can blame the mountains. They took all your rain. Fort bragg 2. 69. Parts of marin county had 2 to 2. 5. Including sleepy hollow. Theres santa clara. 32. Hayward 3. 34. There were some that were really good. A little bit maybe up in lake county. Same for the east bay, could be some on the slow grade, but looks like drizzle. 50s, 60s on your temps. Partly sunny today. We get some clouds, but 60s, 70s, except for a little rain, splash and dash and were done. Steve, we have to service our other friends in the east bay, north bay, south bay, everyb...

West Virginia lawmakers approve funding to support students due to FAFSA delays - Vimarsana News

West Virginia lawmakers approve funding to support students due to FAFSA delays

West Virginia students struggling to figure out how to pay for college could be getting help from the state under a bill heading to Gov. Jim Justice. State lawmakers approved

West Virginia lawmakers approve funding to support students due to FAFSA delays – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

West Virginia lawmakers approve funding to support students due to FAFSA delays – Winnipeg Free Press

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Matthew Epling wins county magistrate race - Vimarsana News

Matthew Epling wins county magistrate race

Of all the county magistrate races on the Raleigh County primary ballot on Tuesday, and there were a handful, a familiar name stood atop them all at day’s end.

Fighting back against library book bans - Vimarsana News

Fighting back against library book bans

A bill recently passed by the West Virginia House of Delegates is one of the latest attempts to censor educational materials. If the measure becomes law, it would make librarians and other educators criminally liable for showing obscene materials to children who are not accompanied by an adult. Librarians and teachers could then face felony penalties, up to $25,000 in fines, and even up to five years in jail.