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Election 2023: One race still close for Cumberland Valley School Board - Vimarsana News

Election 2023: One race still close for Cumberland Valley School Board

With more than 1,000 write-ins for two open Silver Spring Township seats on the Cumberland Valley School Board, the race was too close to call Tuesday evening.

Parental rights candidates see mixed results in Cumberland County school board races - Vimarsana News

Parental rights candidates see mixed results in Cumberland County school board races

Take Back Our Schools PAC-endorsed candidates saw big wins in Big Spring and East Pennsboro, but were shut out in Mechanicsburg and Camp Hill.

Drawing from the Liffey: How a multinational relies on nature's resources for its technology – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Drawing from the Liffey: How a multinational relies on nature's resources for its technology – The Irish Times

Intel takes in about 660m litres of water a month - the equivalent of 264 Olympic-sized swimming pools - from the river for its chipmaking facility in Co Kildare

Jury set Ocean City property value at $17.89M - Vimarsana News

Jury set Ocean City property value at $17.89M

One of the owners of a former car dealership on Simpson Avenue that the city wants to take through eminent domain says a jury has set the price at close to $18 million, years after an agreement of sale for $9 million fell apart. The city isn’t saying much, other than that the matter is not yet over.

Jury set Ocean City property value at $17.89M - Vimarsana News

Jury set Ocean City property value at $17.89M

One of the owners of a former car dealership on Simpson Avenue that the city wants to take through eminent domain says a jury has set the price at close to $18 million, years after an agreement of sale for $9 million fell apart. The city isn’t saying much, other than that the matter is not yet over.