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Longtime Everett staffers retiring - Vimarsana News

Longtime Everett staffers retiring

EVERETT — Everett Area School District is set to lose over 60 years of experience after its school board met Thursday.

Everett students share field trip experiences - Vimarsana News

Everett students share field trip experiences

EVERETT — The Everett Area school board heard from students about the impact school field trips can have at its meeting Thursday night.

Everett honors school board - Vimarsana News

Everett honors school board

EVERETT — Everett Area School District school board members were honored for their position at the Thursday night’s school board meeting.

North Dakota Highway Patrol: Fatal crashes hold steady in 2022, concern over seatbelts - Vimarsana News

North Dakota Highway Patrol: Fatal crashes hold steady in 2022, concern over seatbelts

(Fargo, ND) -- 2022 has been a busy year for the North Dakota Highway Patrol. Sergeant Adam Malafa caught up with News Director Kyle Cornell on WDAY Midday to break down the numbers from an eventful year on state roadways, and to talk about some trends that are concerning him and the department moving into 2023. "Total fatalities from 2022 with a few days left in the year are

North Dakota Highway Patrol: Fatal crashes hold steady in 2022, concern over seatbelts - Vimarsana News

North Dakota Highway Patrol: Fatal crashes hold steady in 2022, concern over seatbelts

(Fargo, ND) -- 2022 has been a busy year for the North Dakota Highway Patrol. Sergeant Adam Malafa caught up with News Director Kyle Cornell on WDAY Midday to break down the numbers from an eventful year on state roadways, and to talk about some trends that are concerning him and the department moving into 2023. "Total fatalities from 2022 with a few days left in the year are