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CSPAN Washington Journal March 27, 2016 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN Washington Journal March 27, 2016

Cspanwj. Comments always welcome at facebook. Com cspan. As we mentioned, overnight, results from hawaii, from alaska, from Washington State, heres the headline in politico this morning, sanders romps in alaska. Washington, alaska, hawaii, the 1w50e7 of three states offers the senator a chance to gain ground against Hillary Clinton. Lets take a look at the results much these are caucuses in alaska. In alaska, senator Bernie Sanders winning 82 of the vote. Hillary clinton, 18 . In hawaii, the results just come in early this morning, 71 for Bernie Sanders, and thats Hillary Clinton 29 . Thats wi...

Valpo School Board gets updates on energy saving plan - Vimarsana News

Valpo School Board gets updates on energy saving plan

According to a consultant, LED lights installed so far have reduced energy use by over one million kilowatts, resulting in around $122,000 in annual savings.

Costas departs from Valpo school board - Vimarsana News

Costas departs from Valpo school board

Jon Costas took part in his last meeting as a member of the Valparaiso School Board on Thursday night, as he is set to soon return as Valparaiso's mayor.

Valpo schools considers propane buses - Vimarsana News

Valpo schools considers propane buses

According to the CFO, propane-powered buses would cost about the same or less than gas or diesel-powered vehicles with help from the government, and it would be more environmentally friendly.

Cender rejoins Valpo school board, Minko elected board pres - Vimarsana News

Cender rejoins Valpo school board, Minko elected board pres

A familiar face rejoined the Valparaiso school board, a new board president was selected, and the school board agreed to urge state legislators to fully fund textbook expenses.