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People are disappointed after Ontario school board refuses to fly Pride flag - Vimarsana News

People are disappointed after Ontario school board refuses to fly Pride flag

Trustees at the York Catholic District School Board (YCDSB) officially voted against flying the Pride flag outside its Catholic Education Centre in...

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Bath Area Family YMCA launching inclusive program in partnership with Special Olympics Maine - Vimarsana News

Bath Area Family YMCA launching inclusive program in partnership with Special Olympics Maine

The Bath Family YMCA in partnership with Special Olympics Maine and the Maine Masonic Charitable Foundation, are providing a new opportunity to Maine Citizens with intellectual disabilities through the Special Olympics Maine Unified Champion Club...

The Mysterious, Innocent Complexity of the Playground - Vimarsana News

The Mysterious, Innocent Complexity of the Playground

Childhood, like old age, is a riddle we spend our entire lives trying to solve. Our boyhood and girlhood selves so often lurk like shadows long after we’ve grown up; they follow us, but the moment we try too hard to touch them, to pin them down, they slip away. It’s that secret, ambiguous quality of being little that photographers Francisco Diaz and Deb Young, who together form The International Collaboration Project, are reaching for with The Playground Series.

Brown wins Ladies Lobstick for the fifth time - Vimarsana News

Brown wins Ladies Lobstick for the fifth time

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Close vote on 2021 raises wraps up Davison County board business for the year - Vimarsana News

Close vote on 2021 raises wraps up Davison County board business for the year

3-2 vote passes recommended raises, emphasizing lower-paid employees Written By: Marcus Traxler | × Davison County North Offices. (Republic file photo) One of the last votes of the year was one of the closest for the Davison County Commission. The five-person board voted 3-2 to approve raises for county employees at a rate 2.5 percent for those who are paid at a rate higher than $20 per hour, while employees below that threshold will receive a raise of 50 cents per hour. Commissioners Brenda Bode, Randy Reider and Kim Weitala voted in favor of the recommended increase, whic...