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North Idaho College hires attorney with extremist ties who scored lowest on college board assessment - Vimarsana News

North Idaho College hires attorney with extremist ties who scored lowest on college board assessment

The board of North Idaho College on Wednesday night hired an attorney with far-right ties who scored lowest in the college’s review of four candidates.

'You don't quit just because it gets hard' | NIC president says fight to save accreditation isn't over - Vimarsana News

'You don't quit just because it gets hard' | NIC president says fight to save accreditation isn't over

NIC President Nick Swayne says if he and the trustees fail to get back in good standing with the NWCCU, they could still lost accreditation.

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Judge dismisses some claims in NIC trustee lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Judge dismisses some claims in NIC trustee lawsuit

A Kootenai County judge has dismissed most of the claims in a civil lawsuit against three North Idaho College trustees, but claims focused on the contracts of the college’s former attorney and former interim president survive.

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About 50 local and regional workforce training, venture capital, economic development, labor, education, tribal and government groups have formed a consortium to support establishing the American Aerospace Materials Manufacturing Center.

Judge dismisses some claims in NIC trustee lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Judge dismisses some claims in NIC trustee lawsuit

A Kootenai County judge has dismissed most of the claims in a civil lawsuit against three North Idaho College trustees, but claims focused on the contracts of the college’s former attorney and former interim president survive.