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Department of Agriculture visits Monona Grove students, staff - Vimarsana News

Department of Agriculture visits Monona Grove students, staff

Members of the United States Department of Agriculture, including USDA Administrator Cindy Long, visited Monona Grove School District students and staff on Nov. 29.

Monona Grove School Board approves 4K-2 grade configuration changes to Cottage Grove, Taylor Prairie Schools - Vimarsana News

Monona Grove School Board approves 4K-2 grade configuration changes to Cottage Grove, Taylor Prairie Schools

The Monona Grove School Board voted in favor of implementing a new 4K-2 grade configuration for both Cottage Grove School and Taylor Prairie School on Oct. 11, effective for the

Andrews celebrates 6th annual Oktoberfest | Cherokee Scout, Murphy, North Carolina - Vimarsana News

Andrews celebrates 6th annual Oktoberfest | Cherokee Scout, Murphy, North Carolina

With multiple wineries and breweries as well as four main stage bands performing, this year’s Oktoberfest street festival looks to be the best yet.

Monona Grove School District sets tax levy at $33 million, mill rate increases to $10.94 - Vimarsana News

Monona Grove School District sets tax levy at $33 million, mill rate increases to $10.94

The Monona Grove School District held its annual meeting and budget hearing on Monday, Sept. 11, setting the 2023-24 tax levy at $32,926,414, and an expected mill rate of $10.94.

Hooper Bay residents weigh in on fishing closures: 'It's like taking away food from our table' - Vimarsana News

Hooper Bay residents weigh in on fishing closures: 'It's like taking away food from our table'

Tribal Administrator Jan Olson said that there’s still confusion as to why they are being regulated — and the community needs to fish to survive.

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