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Freeport revises its bullying policy - Vimarsana News

Freeport revises its bullying policy

BUFFALO TWP — Board directors at Freeport Area School District agreed to approve a revised bullying policy at a meeting Wednesday, March 6. The initial policy, adopted in 2015 and available on the dis...

Freeport Area board extends superintendent's term with new 5-year contract - Vimarsana News

Freeport Area board extends superintendent's term with new 5-year contract

Superintendent Ian Magness will lead the Freeport Area School District for five more years. The school board approved a new contract that will keep Magness at Freeport Area until October 2028. “I am humbled and grateful that the school board is giving me an opportunity to lead the district for

10 Obscure TV Superheroes - Listverse - Vimarsana News

10 Obscure TV Superheroes - Listverse

Following the success of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, there has been a resurgence of superheroes in movies and TV. Green Arrow, Supergirl, the Flash,

Woman claims 'self-defense' after fatal shooting, dismemberment in Middletown - Vimarsana News

Woman claims 'self-defense' after fatal shooting, dismemberment in Middletown

A local woman accused of murdering a man and ordering another person to dismember the body appeared in court Wednesday.

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Freeport Area School Board considers $66 million high school overhaul, yearly tax hikes to pay for it - Vimarsana News

Freeport Area School Board considers $66 million high school overhaul, yearly tax hikes to pay for it

Updates to Freeport Area High School that school officials call long overdue are planned as part of a $66 million renovation project. The project is part of a five-year plan that still must be approved by the school board. Last month, the board heard presentations from J. Greer Hayden of