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I Love to Read: Voting for Thursday, February 8th - Vimarsana News

I Love to Read: Voting for Thursday, February 8th

The I Love to Read Challenge has officially begun sponsored by Blackburn Romey! Voting is now open until 6:30AM Thursday, February 8th for our school visit. Ple

Source: wsbt.com
Maricopa County Sheriff's Office report shows traffic stops for Latinos are longer, result in more arrests - Vimarsana News

Maricopa County Sheriff's Office report shows traffic stops for Latinos are longer, result in more arrests

A 2008 class-action lawsuit against the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office lasted through former Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s term and now, through successor Paul Penzone’s.

Green Bay Schools wants to close Tank and Keller next year, seeks $150M referendum - Vimarsana News

Green Bay Schools wants to close Tank and Keller next year, seeks $150M referendum

Keller and Tank elementary schools would join Wequiock Elementary in closing at the end of the school year, if the school board OKs it this month.

Source: yahoo.com
Perrysburg spends $1.9 million on capital projects - Vimarsana News

Perrysburg spends $1.9 million on capital projects

PERRYSBURG – The Perrysburg school district spent nearly $2 million on permanent improvement projects in the last year. At Monday’s board of education meeting, James Mapus, executive director of operations, provided a list of all the capital projects that have been completed since July 2022.

Perrysburg asks voters for $140 million for schools - Vimarsana News

Perrysburg asks voters for $140 million for schools

PERRYSBURG – The school district will ask residents to support a 5.95-mill bond to address the district’s booming enrollment and aging buildings.