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Leading the way in sustainability - Vimarsana News

Leading the way in sustainability

UD's Office of Sustainability promotes environmental stewardship and sustainability from academic and operations perspectives

Source: udel.edu
New city clerk Rhea sworn in - Vimarsana News

New city clerk Rhea sworn in

Baylee Rhea was sworn in as the new city clerk during Tuesday night’s Crossville City Council meeting. Rhea was appointed to the position effective April 1 by City Manager Valerie

'I had so many good times there': Former student remembers halls of Fannin Elementary as Abilene ISD looks to unload unused properties - Vimarsana News

'I had so many good times there': Former student remembers halls of Fannin Elementary as Abilene ISD looks to unload unused properties

ABILENE, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) – As the Abilene ISD school board thinks over offloading some of its unused properties, former students walk down memory lane, recalling teachers, report cards, and significant dates. The Abilene ISD school board met Monday for its monthly chat. One topic included the possibility of selling off two former educational facilities that […]

Source: yahoo.com
Mercer, Burlco questions on special school board election ballot - Vimarsana News

Mercer, Burlco questions on special school board election ballot

Voters across New Jersey will head to the polls on March 12 for a special school board election to decide on construction projects, fill open board seats, and more. A statewide bonding amount of $395,229,061 has been proposed, with the state funding $94,856,094.59 of eligible costs under the Educational Facilities and Construction and Financing Act […]

Maryland act would increase penalties for crimes in 'sacred places' - Vimarsana News

Maryland act would increase penalties for crimes in 'sacred places'

Maryland lawmakers want to increase the penalty for a crime committed in a “sacred place” – like schools, churches and hospitals. 

Source: fox5dc.com