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MOM: 'Always on a deadline;' terribly missed | Coeur d'Alene Press - Vimarsana News

MOM: 'Always on a deadline;' terribly missed | Coeur d'Alene Press

My mother was Lillian Moore Lind. She died Jan. 8. Sometimes it was hard to claim her because you never knew what the reaction was going to be. People either loved her or didn’t quite know what to think of her. Her passing has left a big impact on our family. I miss her terribly and miss all of her opinionated self.

NPSS Grizzlies update: Senior girls volleyball team competes at UFV - Vimarsana News

NPSS Grizzlies update: Senior girls volleyball team competes at UFV

North Peace Secondary School's (NPSS) senior girls volleyball team headed to the University of Fraser Valley (UFV) in Abbotsford last weekend to compete in the annual UFV High School tournament.

Arts Center hosts three exhibits, including MSFF Juried Exhibition | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Arts Center hosts three exhibits, including MSFF Juried Exhibition | News, Sports, Jobs

ELKINS — The Arts Center hosted a reception this week for three exhibits currently on display, including the annual Mountain State Forest Festival Fall Juried

Dallas Summer Ecosystem Aims to Boost Student Success - Vimarsana News

Dallas Summer Ecosystem Aims to Boost Student Success

To combat the “summer slide,” a network of about 600 community partners created a robust summer environment throughout the Dallas area to help improve students’ academic and social-emotional development.

This summer learning ecosystem is helping students fight COVID learning loss - Vimarsana News

This summer learning ecosystem is helping students fight COVID learning loss

DALLAS -- First grader Lillian Moore sat at a cafeteria table alongside mounds of red, yellow and blue clay, eager to create an art piece she could display at home on a bookshelf or bedside table.