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Century School grade 1-2 concerts are April 28 - Vimarsana News

Century School grade 1-2 concerts are April 28

The first grade program starts at 6:30 p.m. in the elementary gym, and second grade at 7:30 p.m.

MEET: 4 Filipino Erasmus+ Scholars excelling in the European Union - Vimarsana News

MEET: 4 Filipino Erasmus+ Scholars excelling in the European Union

Meet the four Filipino Erasmus+ Scholars displaying excellence and setting the bar high in the European Union: Kenneth Tua, Jay Michael Cordero, Graciela Mante, and Erwin Alcasid.

Lippujuhlapäivä: Reservissä ylennetyt 4.6.2021 - Kotimaa - Vimarsana News

Lippujuhlapäivä: Reservissä ylennetyt 4.6.2021 - Kotimaa

Tasavallan presidentti on ylentänyt Puolustusvoimain lippujuhlan päivänä 4. kesäkuuta 2021 yhteensä 794 reservin upseeria ja erikoisupseeria.

Source: is.fi
Columbus pet trust attorneys share the benefits of setting up a pet trust. - Vimarsana News

Columbus pet trust attorneys share the benefits of setting up a pet trust.

Steve Wartenberg Pets provide millions of families with love, companionship and loyalty. “I see people all the time who think of their pets as their children,” says Jay Michael, a Columbus attorney who specializes in estate planning and trusts.  In some cases, these “children” can outlive their pet parents. This is why a growing number of people, regardless of their net worth, leave money to their pets in their wills, or create a pet trust as part of the estate-planning process.   “It just makes a lot of sense, depending on the type of animal you have and how old you...

Marion County Technical Center offers real-world experience in the classroom - Vimarsana News

Marion County Technical Center offers real-world experience in the classroom

RACHEL — When students attend Marion County Technical Center, their day starts by clocking in and receiving their new assignments. That’s because many of the programs at the Technical Center operate as simulated workplaces, which give students real-world experience to learn hands-on. “Our programs are a lot of hands-on,” said Jay Michael, principal of Marion County Technical Center. “It’s for those ones that maybe they need to get up and move around sometimes during the day and that’s what we offer. They have to do their classwork, there’s classes that ...