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State Fire Marshal Announces 12 Winners of Annual Fire Prevention Poster Contest - Vimarsana News

State Fire Marshal Announces 12 Winners of Annual Fire Prevention Poster Contest

April 10, 2024 Press Release from the Ohio Department of Commerce: COLUMBUS, Ohio-The Ohio Department of Commerce Division of State Fire Marshal is proud to announce 12 winners of this

State Fire Marshal announces 12 winners of annual Fire Prevention Poster Contest - Vimarsana News

State Fire Marshal announces 12 winners of annual Fire Prevention Poster Contest

The Ohio Department of Commerce Division of State Fire Marshal is proud to announce 12 winners of this year’s Fire Prevention Poster Contest. 

Gorrell students get lesson hatching chicks from Wayne County teen - Vimarsana News

Gorrell students get lesson hatching chicks from Wayne County teen

Harper Flores, a Northwestern High senior and chicken farmer, donated 73 fertilized eggs to students at Gorrell Elementary School.

OFCC approves $15 million for new Massillon elementary schools - Vimarsana News

OFCC approves $15 million for new Massillon elementary schools

The district will be responsible for about 67% of the total $45 million cost.

No new tax dollars needed to build 2 new Massillon elementary schools - Vimarsana News

No new tax dollars needed to build 2 new Massillon elementary schools

The Independent MASSILLON –  After several failed attempts asking voters to support construction of new elementary schools and lengthy discussions with the state, Massillion City School officials say they are on track to build two new pre-k to third-grade elementary schools. The district won't be turning to taxpayers to foot the bill. "It's an exciting time to be a Tiger," Superintendent Paul Salvino said as he discussed plans to address the district's aging elementary schools. "This may be one of the most exciting times our district has ever been part of." The Board of Education on We...