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Truman homeless camp cleared after 'serious public safety concerns' - Vimarsana News

Truman homeless camp cleared after 'serious public safety concerns'

An Oct. 1 tire fire prompted Savannah city officials and a cross-agency team to empty and relocate Truman Parkway homeless community.

National School Resourcing Board calls for greater school funding transparency - Vimarsana News

National School Resourcing Board calls for greater school funding transparency

The independent agency that monitors school funding says public, Catholic and independent systems should be required to disclose how they distribute government funding to allow more meaningful research into the relationship between funding and outcomes.

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National School Resourcing Board calls for greater school funding transparency - Vimarsana News

National School Resourcing Board calls for greater school funding transparency

The independent agency that monitors school funding says public, Catholic and independent systems should be required to disclose how they distribute government funding to allow more meaningful research into the relationship between funding and outcomes.

National School Resourcing Board calls for greater school funding transparency - Vimarsana News

National School Resourcing Board calls for greater school funding transparency

The independent agency that monitors school funding says public, Catholic and independent systems should be required to disclose how they distribute government funding to allow more meaningful research into the relationship between funding and outcomes.

Twin Cities' communities of color hurt most by lack of trees. A tornado made it worse - Vimarsana News

Twin Cities' communities of color hurt most by lack of trees. A tornado made it worse

In north Minneapolis, a 2011 storm wiped out 150 acres of trees — and to this day, an untold number have not been replaced. Costs, upkeep, reluctant landowners, competing dreams for limited space, as well as invasive pests are all issues impeding the canopy recovery.