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Noble Holds Food Drive, Teaches Civic Duty - Vimarsana News

Noble Holds Food Drive, Teaches Civic Duty

The students of Noble Elementary in Hamburg are holding a canned food drive beginning Oct. 24 and running through Nov. 15.

San Jose to expand tiny homes for homeless amid opposition from neighbors - Vimarsana News

San Jose to expand tiny homes for homeless amid opposition from neighbors

The city of San Jose has approved a major expansion of its tiny home program for the homeless, even as it faces opposition from neighbors of one location who say it's ill-advised.

Hamburg School Improvements Moving Nearer To Completion - Vimarsana News

Hamburg School Improvements Moving Nearer To Completion

The millage-funded projects that have been under way in the Hamburg school district for the last two years are substantially complete.

My bees' keeper - Vimarsana News

My bees' keeper

ALBION — It was, fittingly enough, an organic discovery. It involved a woman from the Netherlands, an old Army man, a curious group of young people, some teachers passionate about project-based learning and a downed tree. The fifth-grade classes at Central Noble Elementary School were developing trails in the woods that the corporation owns east of the Albion campus earlier this school year. One of the students stumbled upon a dead tree. Inside that tree? Bees? Bunches and bunches of bees. Like most people, the initial reaction was fear. That part of the trail was closed down to avoid th...

Parents voice support of axed dual-language program - Vimarsana News

Parents voice support of axed dual-language program

LIGONIER — Parents with students in West Noble’s dual language program voiced their displeasure with the administration’s decision to cancel the program for next year. A group of 15-20 parents and other adults attended Monday’s school board meeting to plead for the program’s reinstatement. A letter was sent home to parents April 19, which explained the district’s decision to cancel the program because of the lack of staff. Parent Justin Blotkamp said the dual language program is “education at its finest” and that he was disappointed the program was goin...