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Sensory-friendly backpacks given to students - Vimarsana News

Sensory-friendly backpacks given to students

The items in the backpack will be useful in the classroom, but teachers say it can help outside of school.

Source: wnep.com
Southeast New Mexico College Board of Trustees: Who are the candidates? - Vimarsana News

Southeast New Mexico College Board of Trustees: Who are the candidates?

Candidates for the South East New Mexico College (SENMC) Board of Trustees have been announced.

Childhood development delays increasing with pandemic experts say - Vimarsana News

Childhood development delays increasing with pandemic experts say

11Alive's Liza Lucas reports.

Erie stormwater fees: Proposed increases raise questions, concerns - Vimarsana News

Erie stormwater fees: Proposed increases raise questions, concerns

Study: Single family homes in the city would pay a fee between $12 and $36 per year. Larger properties in Erie would pay much more, because the $24 billing unit would be multiplied by their square footage Erie businessman Rick Griffith understands the financial calculus related to long-term infrastructure needs. That’s why Griffith is not surprised that Erie Mayor Joe Schember’s administration is  exploring a new revenue stream that several other municipalities have put in place: a yearly fee assessed on property owners which covers the multimillion-dollar costs related to ongoing storm...

Source: goerie.com
Kewanee area news briefs - Vimarsana News

Kewanee area news briefs

Kewanee area news briefs Harlan recognized Eva Harlan, a respite worker with Abilities Plus, recently celebrated 30 years of dedicated service with the agency.   Harlan started at the organization on April 15, 1991, as a developmental therapist with the Early Intervention Program, and became a respite worker in 2006.   "During this time she has made such a positive difference in the lives of so many local children and adults with delays and disabilities," said a press release from the organization. "All at Abilities Plus would like to recognize and thank Eva for everything she has done th...