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Wicklow Lions quiz nights return after break - Vimarsana News

Wicklow Lions quiz nights return after break

The Wicklow and District Lions quiz nights roared back into action on Thursday night, with play for 2024 resuming in Doyle’s of Rathnew.

Minister Simon Harris opens calming sensory pod for pupils at Wicklow school - Vimarsana News

Minister Simon Harris opens calming sensory pod for pupils at Wicklow school

Minister Simon Harris officially opened St Coen’s National School’s new sensory pod which will act as a calming space for pupils that need a little time to themselves.

Minister Harris opens calming destress pod for pupils at Wicklow school - Vimarsana News

Minister Harris opens calming destress pod for pupils at Wicklow school

MINISTER Simon Harris officially opened St Coen’s National School’s new sensory pod which will act as a calming space for pupils that need a little time to themselves.

Free panel to discuss promise, pitfalls of gathering race data in civil cases - Vimarsana News

Free panel to discuss promise, pitfalls of gathering race data in civil cases

In a free hybrid panel discussion, court leaders and other experts will discuss the importance of — and challenges inherent in — collecting, maintaining and reporting Massachusetts Trial Court data regarding race and ethnicity, particularly in civil cases, which could be helpful in identifying and remedying racial disparities and improving access to justice but also

Victoria floods: Cordon blue kicking off in Echuca with flood wall set to divide a town - Vimarsana News

Victoria floods: Cordon blue kicking off in Echuca with flood wall set to divide a town

When the Murray River floods, the 2½-kilometre earthen levee will protect hundreds of properties from inundation. But some will be left behind.

Source: smh.com.au