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The Struggle to Save Portland, Oregon - The New York Times - Vimarsana News

The Struggle to Save Portland, Oregon - The New York Times

The city has long grappled with street homelessness and a shortage of housing. Now fentanyl has turned a perennial problem into a deadly crisis and a challenge to the city’s progressive identity.

Wareham native makes RIT dean's list - Vimarsana News

Wareham native makes RIT dean's list

Rochester Institute of Technology named Wareham’s Josh Alpert among others on the spring 2023 semester dean’s list.

Support for the superintendent - Vimarsana News

Support for the superintendent

Josh Alpert’s letter in last week’s Acorn is so full of meaningless generalities as to be laughable. There is not a single valid reason given in the letter to replace LVUSD Superintendent, Dan Stepenosky, as Mr. Alpert advocates. Instead, the letter provides nothing but common, banal, platitudes that sound good but mean nothing. Here are

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Incumbents seek return to LVUSD board - Vimarsana News

Incumbents seek return to LVUSD board

Alpert Three incumbents and one challenger are competing for three seats on the Las Virgenes Unified School District Board of Education. School funding, campus safety and the lingering effects of the COVID lockdown are among the issues being discussed by the candidates and voters leading up to the Nov. 8 election. We meet the two

With Hazelnut Grove Set to Close, City Looks to Expand Village-Style Shelter Options - Vimarsana News

With Hazelnut Grove Set to Close, City Looks to Expand Village-Style Shelter Options

But the neighbors’ hostility has worn on the villagers. “It’s not comfortable living in a community when you know you’re not wanted there,” said Bob Bremmer, who’s lived in Hazelnut Grove since 2015. “It messes with your own self-worth.” Combined with the area’s environmental safety risks, this persistent pressure from OKNA encouraged Hazelnut Grove residents to begin meeting with the city in 2018 to discuss a move to a more welcoming plot of land. By then, the city had formed the Joint Office of Homeless Service (JOHS) with Multnomah County to oversee shelter development, i...