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Fullerton middle schoolers learn skills, help others by building tiny house for family in need - Vimarsana News

Fullerton middle schoolers learn skills, help others by building tiny house for family in need

Students from Nicolas Junior High School in Fullerton are building a tiny house for family in need and learning skills along the way.

Source: abc7.com
State trooper indicted, accused of 'brutally beating' 15-year-old who played ding dong ditch prank - Vimarsana News

State trooper indicted, accused of 'brutally beating' 15-year-old who played ding dong ditch prank

A 15-year-old boy's family said he was left with a concussion and in need of surgery to repair severe eye damage from the trooper's assault.

Source: aol.com
Delaware state trooper indicted amid investigation into assault of teen pranking his home - Vimarsana News

Delaware state trooper indicted amid investigation into assault of teen pranking his home

The 15-year-old boy's family said he was left with a concussion and in need of surgery to repair severe eye damage from the trooper's assault.

Source: yahoo.com
California Credit Union and Los Angeles Unified School District Award 2023 "Rookie of the Year" Teacher Awards - Vimarsana News

California Credit Union and Los Angeles Unified School District Award 2023 "Rookie of the Year" Teacher Awards

/PRNewswire/ -- California Credit Union, in partnership with the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD), recently honored 17 first-year District teachers...

GoFundMe set up for family businesses destroyed in fire in Worcester - Vimarsana News

GoFundMe set up for family businesses destroyed in fire in Worcester

Efforts are underway to raise at least $25,000 for the two families whose stores were devastated by the May 1 fire on Pleasant Street.