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SFGTV April 16, 2014 - Vimarsana News

SFGTV April 16, 2014

Wage so we would like to have a commitment of the board and the superintendents who hoped to move this along. Thank you. We invite you to attend our personnel meeting next there you go at the 6 oclock for this item. Thank you. Oh, you do the superintendant actually has a response around the education issue. I wanted to make sure that we knew that we are going to be allocating a pe teacher not only another wood site but invents downtown for the next years budget weve schedule that so the students will be receiving physical education. Thank you superintendant thats fabulous. Okay Public Comment ...

Community Matters: Shapiro's accountability for Shell is a critical first step toward community empowerment - Vimarsana News

Community Matters: Shapiro's accountability for Shell is a critical first step toward community empowerment

A lot of questions remain in situation with Shell plastics plant.

Public, Catholic school boards sign on protocol aimed at detecting violent threats - Vimarsana News

Public, Catholic school boards sign on protocol aimed at detecting violent threats

Members from 16 community partners were in Mono on Thursday to sign the Guelph-Wellington-Dufferin Violence Threat Risk Assessment (VTRA) community protocol.

Reporter's Notebook: San Diego drivers have bigger carbon footprint than L.A. motorists. At least on paper. - Vimarsana News

Reporter's Notebook: San Diego drivers have bigger carbon footprint than L.A. motorists. At least on paper.

The city of San Diego calculates its greenhouse emissions from transportation are about 40 percent higher than what Los Angeles says vehicles are spewing on its roads and freeways