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Edwin Martinez-Escobar brings artistic magic to Carson City Chamber building - Vimarsana News

Edwin Martinez-Escobar brings artistic magic to Carson City Chamber building

Various Carson City arts groups have long wanted to bring artistic expression to the downtown through mural art. There have been a few murals painted here and there over the years; however, much of that art has been overpainted leaving blank slates.

Rhinelander High School Key Club students reading for a reason - Vimarsana News

Rhinelander High School Key Club students reading for a reason

RHINELANDER, Wis. (WJFW)- Community service might not always be fun but with the right attitude it can be quite enjoyable; And Rhinelander High School students are helping their community in

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Staff welcome back to staff - Vimarsana News

Staff welcome back to staff

RHINELANDER, Wis (WJFW) – The School District of Rhinelander held its welcome back event for teachers and other school staff. Eric Burke is the superintendent for the school district and

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Northwoods schools experience staffing challenges - Vimarsana News

Northwoods schools experience staffing challenges

NORTHWOODS, Wis. (WJFW) - Schools across the nation have been struggling to maintain a full staff since the Covid-19 pandemic. As of last year, 45 percent of public schools in

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Wisconsin district could owe services after cutting trans student's in-school learning - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin district could owe services after cutting trans student's in-school learning

A Wisconsin district could owe hours of instruction to a transgender student after reducing their class schedule to three days a week to prevent further harassment.