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Family breaks ground for Habitat for Humanity home - Vimarsana News

Family breaks ground for Habitat for Humanity home

David Colburn COOK- When North St. Louis County (NSLC) Habitat for Humanity starts looking into a new build, they most often start with a property in hand and approve a new family for it. Sometimes, however, it unfolds in the opposite way. The latter was the case for Tara Cotten, of Cook, and her daughters Natalia, 7, and Brooklyn, 6, who on Sunday participated in groundbreaking ceremonies for their future home at 419 4th Street NW, a property that neither Cotten or Habitat Executive Director Nathan Thompson knew they would have when she was selected last winter. “We found our partner famil...

Former county garage eyed for new business - Vimarsana News

Former county garage eyed for new business

The main building at the former Linden Grove public works garage owned by St. Louis County. St. Louis County Land Use Dept. Posted David Colburn COOK- If all goes well at a July 8 county permit hearing, the former St. Louis County Public Works garage in Linden Grove will become the eventual home of a new business turning out custom countertops, and a homecoming of sorts for a Cook native son. Darrel Kaml is a 1985 Cook High School graduate and his father, Frank, still lives in Cook. He also has a couple of brothers who live nearby. And while life long ...

New zones for Auckland schools: 'There'll be some pretty angry people' - Vimarsana News

New zones for Auckland schools: 'There'll be some pretty angry people'

New zones for Auckland schools: 'There'll be some pretty angry people' (Photo / Getty) By John Gerritsen,  Some Auckland principals are expecting confusion and hostility when they introduce enrolment zones for the first time next month. Their schools are part of an unprecedented Education Ministry push to create or redraw enrolment schemes at 135 Auckland schools. The ministry worked with the first 60 schools last year and principals said six of those schools in Manurewa were introducing their zones at the start of term two, May 3. The principals said all 35 primary and intermediate schools ...

Polyfest 2021 day two: 'It's all about language' - Vimarsana News

Polyfest 2021 day two: 'It's all about language'

Samoan stage coordinator Melegalenuu Ah Sam. Photo: RNZ / Mabel Muller While cultural dance performances are usually the spectacle of the show, some students opt for a much smaller component of the festival. One of the Samoan stage coordinators Melegalenu'u Ah Sam said the idea of running a speech competition was initiated well over a decade ago and had been going strong since. "The teachers of the Samoan language were looking at it and thought, 'how can we use the language, besides singing and dancing?' so we decided to give it a go," she said. "It's all about language. Dancing and singing ...

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Covid 19 coronavirus: Principals worry about students home-schooling with no internet - Vimarsana News

Covid 19 coronavirus: Principals worry about students home-schooling with no internet

Covid 19 coronavirus: Principals worry about students home-schooling with no internet 3 Mar, 2021 07:46 PM 4 minutes to read Principal says the ministry should expand its scheme to more homes who do not have internet in their homes. Photo / 123RF Principal says the ministry should expand its scheme to more homes who do not have internet in their homes. Photo / 123RF RNZ There are calls for the Government to fund more home internet connections so Auckland school children can learn from home. Secondary principals told RNZ good access to the internet at home was vital for teenagers during lockdo...