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219 News Now: Historic Geter Means Manor House Sold to Nonprofit - Vimarsana News

219 News Now: Historic Geter Means Manor House Sold to Nonprofit

Here’s your 219 News Now for April 29, 2024. Historic Geter Means Manor House Sold to Nonprofit. Check out these top stories and more in The Times and nwi.com.

Wonsook Kim College of Fine Arts announces spring events - Vimarsana News

Wonsook Kim College of Fine Arts announces spring events

Illinois State University’s Wonsook Kim College of Fine Arts will have multiple events in the spring semester.

Mary Kodet - West Central Tribune | News, weather, sports from Willmar Minnesota - Vimarsana News

Mary Kodet - West Central Tribune | News, weather, sports from Willmar Minnesota

Mary Catherine Kodet, 86, of New London, passed away peacefully surrounded by her family on November 19th. Family and friends are invited to reminisce and celebrate the life of Mary with visitation starting at 9:30 am, Saturday, November 25th at Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church, 680 153rd Ave NE, Spicer, MN, with her Mass of Christian Burial to be at 11:00 am. Interment will be in the church cemetery. Funeral arrangements are with Harvey Anderson Funeral Home in Willmar. www.hafh.org

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Hessville train bridge project evolves as public criticism continues - Vimarsana News

Hessville train bridge project evolves as public criticism continues

Plans to build a train bridge in Hessville have been in the works for over five years. Public comment has pushed the project's timeline back and caused the city to

Election results show Indiana voters mostly supporting school funding referendums - Vimarsana News

Election results show Indiana voters mostly supporting school funding referendums

Indiana voters across the state showed support for giving their school districts the green light to use millions of dollars in property tax revenue to hire and retain teachers and fund programs and transportation.