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Bolton: One-month-old baby who died will 'never be forgotten' - Vimarsana News

Bolton: One-month-old baby who died will 'never be forgotten'

A one-month old baby tragically died in Bolton after being found in a distressed state by his mother in his crib, an inquest has heard.

New School Board Members Sworn In, Halliday Named President - Vimarsana News

New School Board Members Sworn In, Halliday Named President

Four new Ocean City Board of Education members who defeated the incumbents in the November election were sworn in Wednesday night in a seismic shakeup caused by community backlash against the state’s controversial sex education standards. Catherine Panico, Liz Nicoletti and Robin Shaffer, who ran on a slate, and Kevin Barnes were sworn in by School Business Administrator Tim Kelley during the reorganization. There was also a change in leadership. In a 9-3 vote, Chris Halliday, who is in his first year on the board, was appointed president.

How to vote, or avoid a fine, if you get COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

How to vote, or avoid a fine, if you get COVID-19

The Victorian Electoral Commission is urging the public to vote early once polling booths open on Monday to avoid missing out if they fall sick on November 26.

How to vote, or avoid a fine, if you get COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

How to vote, or avoid a fine, if you get COVID-19

The Victorian Electoral Commission is urging the public to vote early once polling booths open on Monday to avoid missing out if they fall sick on November 26.

How to vote, or avoid a fine, if you get COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

How to vote, or avoid a fine, if you get COVID-19

The Victorian Electoral Commission is urging the public to vote early once polling booths open on Monday to avoid missing out if they fall sick on November 26.

Source: smh.com.au