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Honoring a dedicated Rohnert Park Public Servant - Pam Stafford - Vimarsana News

Honoring a dedicated Rohnert Park Public Servant - Pam Stafford

Councilmember Pamela S. Stafford attended her last city council meeting on December 13, 2022.

Young mother killed in Allendale fire was about to lose home - Vimarsana News

Young mother killed in Allendale fire was about to lose home

Investigators with the Ottawa County Sheriff’s Office said on Monday that the 28-year-old mother, identified as Angelica Maria Del-Villar-Garcia, died from asphyxia due to smoke inhalation.

Altra Federal Credit Union awards $10,000 to Evergreen Elementary PTO - Vimarsana News

Altra Federal Credit Union awards $10,000 to Evergreen Elementary PTO

The community got involved with nominations too. By popular vote, Evergreen Elementary PTO in Holmen received a $10,000 donation.

Retired FBI executive Michael Mason hits the road in a 'critically important' role – driving a county school bus - Vimarsana News

Retired FBI executive Michael Mason hits the road in a 'critically important' role – driving a county school bus

Michael Mason, formerly executive assistant director at the FBI, says he decided to come out of retirement when he learned of the school system’s acute need for bus drivers. COURTESY OF CHESTERFIELD COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Michael Mason didn’t know his next steps after retiring for the second time in December 2020. He was, however, sure

La Crosse residents vote 'no' for the $194.7 million school referendum; others districts pass theirs - Vimarsana News

La Crosse residents vote 'no' for the $194.7 million school referendum; others districts pass theirs

After months of community informational sessions, La Crosse residents voted 'no' to the $194.7 million referendum.

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