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WTMJ Todays TMJ4 News Live At 1200PM September 28, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WTMJ Todays TMJ4 News Live At 1200PM September 28, 2016

Raise awareness about the citys Home Visiting programs. Theyll be up as posters around the city. As well as on some transit shelters. In the home visitation programs. Milwaukee Health Department workers for free regularly check in on expecting families. They serve about 450 of them each year. Linking up expecting moms and dads with health services. Educational materials about child development. And helping them through the pregnancy process. In some cases. Those visits continue until a child is 2 or 3 years old their first birthday cake what were trying to do is reduce infant mortality here in...

Eastside honor rolls - Southern Standard - Vimarsana News

Eastside honor rolls - Southern Standard

Eastside Elementary School has released its honor rolls for the fourth quarter of the 2023-2024 school year.

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Whitfield school board approves new parent drive for Eastside Elementary - Vimarsana News

Whitfield school board approves new parent drive for Eastside Elementary

Whitfield County Board of Education members unanimously approved Tuesday a $1.935 million contract with Chattanooga construction contractor Integrated Properties LLC for a new parent drive at Eastside Elementary School.

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Gary F. Martin

Gary F. Martin was born on June 4, 1936, to parents Francis L. Martin and Velva Mae (Major) Martin in Williston, N.D. He was the oldest of six

Cervical cancer can be eliminated. Alabama is leading the way. - Vimarsana News

Cervical cancer can be eliminated. Alabama is leading the way.

Thousands of U.S. women die each year from this preventable cancer.