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Masahiro Sakurai Recently Had A Meeting With HAL Laboratory - Vimarsana News

Masahiro Sakurai Recently Had A Meeting With HAL Laboratory

New game when? - Although Masahiro Sakurai is now done with Smash Bros. Ultimate, it seems like he may not be slowing down...

Fairfield-based school district working to replace water fixtures after testing shows high levels of lead in some places - Vimarsana News

Fairfield-based school district working to replace water fixtures after testing shows high levels of lead in some places

Maine School Administrative District 49 in recent weeks has tested sinks and drinking fountains at district schools for lead levels, with 16 of the 26 fixtures at Albion Elementary School above recommended levels.

SAD 49 working to replace fixtures after testing shows high levels of lead in some places - Vimarsana News

SAD 49 working to replace fixtures after testing shows high levels of lead in some places

Maine School Administrative District 49 in recent weeks has tested sinks and drinking fountains at district schools for lead levels, with 16 of the 26 fixtures at Albion Elementary School above recommended levels.

Takashi Hamamura, Veteran at HAL Laboratory, Has Resigned - Vimarsana News

Takashi Hamamura, Veteran at HAL Laboratory, Has Resigned

Onto greener pastures - Takashi Hamamura, game designer for HAL Laboratory, has announced that he has resigned from the co...

Some SAD 1 water fixtures test high for lead but students have safe drinking water - Vimarsana News

Some SAD 1 water fixtures test high for lead but students have safe drinking water

Recent results of lead testing in SAD 1 schools show 16 percent of its water fixtures had levels above what Maine finds acceptable, though school officials confirmed no drinking water sources were affected.