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25 Aesthetic Toys Under $25 on Amazon - Vimarsana News

25 Aesthetic Toys Under $25 on Amazon

Stop hiding the toys when you have guests. These under-$25 Amazon toys for babies, toddlers, & kids are so visually appealing you’ll want to keep them out.

Elementary school students hopeful for Lions win, celebrate with Spirit Day - Vimarsana News

Elementary school students hopeful for Lions win, celebrate with Spirit Day

The excitement for this weekend's Lions game is palpable at one Muskegon-area elementary school where the students got to celebrate Friday with a special Spirit Day.

40 Under-$15 Kids' Stocking Stuffers at Amazon - Vimarsana News

40 Under-$15 Kids' Stocking Stuffers at Amazon

Hang the stockings by the chimney with care—and filled to the brim with these stocking stuffers under $15. From babies to teens, kids will love receiving these gifts from Lego, Magna-Tiles, Barbie, and more—they're up to 54% off right now.

Millie the Work Zone Safety Dog visits students at St. Ignatius - Vimarsana News

Millie the Work Zone Safety Dog visits students at St. Ignatius

MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — It’s never too early to start developing safe driving habits. That’s why elementary schoolers at St. Ignatius Catholic School got a special presentation featuring Millie the Work Zone Safety Dog. Throughout the visit, students were prompted to yell, “No phones in the cone zone!” That’s a phrase that hopefully sticks with […]

Source: yahoo.com
SIU celebrating Campus Sustainability Month in October - Vimarsana News

SIU celebrating Campus Sustainability Month in October

To kickoff the month of events, a Brown-bag luncheon discussion is scheduled for October 12.

Source: wsiu.org