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Napa Valley Unified explores new bond measure - Vimarsana News

Napa Valley Unified explores new bond measure

Napa's purposed bond would be used to address technology and building upgrades. The price? $230 million.

Photo Friday: A flare for public camaraderie - Vimarsana News

Photo Friday: A flare for public camaraderie

Savor these favorites from the Greater and Lesser Washington Flickr pool! This week, featuring photos of people in public spaces, united by the solar eclipse.

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Breakfast links: Arlington faces high housing costs and low inventory - Vimarsana News

Breakfast links: Arlington faces high housing costs and low inventory

Arlington has one of the most competitive, costly housing markets in the country. Investors make up 11% of homebuyers in DC, significantly less than the national average. Montgomery County Planning Board approves 390-unit apartment building near Forest Glen Metro station.

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Events: Learn more about Moore Housing - Vimarsana News

Events: Learn more about Moore Housing

Learn more about Moore Housing. Hear from trailblazers in transportation. Power your home with solar energy. Discuss the Little Falls Parkway Improvement Project. Read more in this week’s events post.

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Tech-billionaire promises for a new city, from roads to water, are worth hundreds of millions of dollars — if they're binding | State & Regional - Vimarsana News

Tech-billionaire promises for a new city, from roads to water, are worth hundreds of millions of dollars — if they're binding | State & Regional

California Forever CEO Jan Sramek says promises of new homes, jobs, investments are binding, but legal experts and elected officials are skeptical.