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FOXNEWSW The OReilly Factor October 18, 2013 - Vimarsana News

FOXNEWSW The OReilly Factor October 18, 2013

An oprah panel, for gods sakes. Dennis miller mad as hell over the government in general and so are you. Well read some of your angry letters this evening. Caution, you are about to open the no spin zone. The factor begins right now. Hi, im bill oreilly. What happened last night . Thats the evening of this evenings talking points. First of all, i promise never to say, kick the can down the road. I swear. I will also never say, move the goal posts. If i hear those cliches one more time, theres going to be trouble. Now, last night, the senate in the house approved a temporary spending measure. I...

Dubuque school board members get first look at strategic plan - Vimarsana News

Dubuque school board members get first look at strategic plan

Dubuque Community School Board members this week got their first look at the district’s new strategic plan for the next five years, which includes goals of reducing chronic absenteeism and

3 longtime Dubuque school district administrators to retire - Vimarsana News

3 longtime Dubuque school district administrators to retire

Three Dubuque Community School District administrators have announced plans to retire this year.

Week in review: Notable local stories from past 7 days - Vimarsana News

Week in review: Notable local stories from past 7 days

Dubuque School Board alters graduation requirements

Dubuque Community School Board approves changes to graduation requirements - Vimarsana News

Dubuque Community School Board approves changes to graduation requirements

Dubuque Community School Board members on Monday approved updates to the district’s graduation requirements that reduce the number of credits needed to graduate and give students more flexibility in selecting