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Oldham News | Main News | Work to bring 38 affordable, eco-friendly homes to Oldham is now complete - Vimarsana News

Oldham News | Main News | Work to bring 38 affordable, eco-friendly homes to Oldham is now complete

Residents at a new affordable housing development in Oldham are benefitting from energy efficient, low carbon homes...

Crime blotter: here are the crimes reported in Rapid City from August 25-31 - Vimarsana News

Crime blotter: here are the crimes reported in Rapid City from August 25-31

RAPID CITY – The Rapid City Police Department maintains near-real-time reports of calls that they respond to. Here’s what crimes were reported in Rapid City from Friday, August 25 through

Charlottesville City Schools pauses name changes for two schools - Vimarsana News

Charlottesville City Schools pauses name changes for two schools

Clark and Venable Elementary Schools going ahead with their new names. However Charlottesville City Schools is putting a pause for now on the renaming of Burnley-Moran and Johnson Elementary, but it’s not for the reason some think.

Source: nbc29.com
Lakeshore Preserve estate tops Horizon West sales from Feb. 4 to 10 | West Orange Times & Observer - Vimarsana News

Lakeshore Preserve estate tops Horizon West sales from Feb. 4 to 10 | West Orange Times & Observer

The home at 15594 Shorebird Lane, Winter Garden, sold Feb. 6, for $1,225,000.

San Mateo residents prepping for more rain, still cleaning up flood damage - Vimarsana News

San Mateo residents prepping for more rain, still cleaning up flood damage

San Mateo’s Mayor says that they’ve launched a flood relief fund, and he supports a full and transparent analysis of their response when the storms are finally over. 

Source: ktvu.com