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Headlines for Thursday, June 29, 2023 - Vimarsana News

Headlines for Thursday, June 29, 2023

Striking aerospace workers in Wichita are voting on a new contract... more Kansans are changing the gender listed on their birth certificates and driver's licenses... a suburban Johnson County school district considers legal action against social media companies... and a beekeeper sues the city of Ottawa. Those stories and more... here.

Watchung Hills Superintendent Jewett receives new contract - Vimarsana News

Watchung Hills Superintendent Jewett receives new contract

WARREN TWP. – Watchung Hills Regional High School (WHRHS) Superintendent Elizabeth Jewett has turned down another district’s job offer in favor of staying with the high school for another five

Jonathan Taylor Wants A New Contract, Will The Colts Give Him One? - Vimarsana News

Jonathan Taylor Wants A New Contract, Will The Colts Give Him One?

Taylor is currently the 37th-highest paid running back in the league, behind the likes of Boston Scott, Travis Homer and Justice Hill. Taylor is easily better than all of those guys until you get to the top-tier RBs and even then, at 24, he's the youngest of the top-three highest paid guys by three years.

Source: wibc.com
The cavaliere and the cavallo - Vimarsana News

The cavaliere and the cavallo

What Silvio Berlusconi promised—and what he has delivered | Special report

UFT pushes for new contract for New York City teachers with rallies in all 5 boroughs - Vimarsana News

UFT pushes for new contract for New York City teachers with rallies in all 5 boroughs

The president of New York City's largest teachers union is pushing for a new contract for city educators.

Source: abc7ny.com