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Ozark Seniors Receive Letter From The Past - Vimarsana News

Ozark Seniors Receive Letter From The Past

Ozark Seniors Receive Letter From The Past

Source: ktts.com
Watertown readying for plethora of projects funded by city's share of American Rescue Plan Act | Government - Vimarsana News

Watertown readying for plethora of projects funded by city's share of American Rescue Plan Act | Government

WATERTOWN — The city plans to invest $22.3 million funded by the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan Act to correct lingering infrastructure issues and to improve quality of life by

Source: nny360.com
NoCo Family Health's center at Case Middle School celebrates 25 years of operation | Education - Vimarsana News

NoCo Family Health's center at Case Middle School celebrates 25 years of operation | Education

WATERTOWN — North Country Family Health Center’s School-Based Health Center at Case Middle School is celebrating its 25th year of providing medical and behavioral health services.

Source: nny360.com
Jazz kindles excitement in local elementary students - Vimarsana News

Jazz kindles excitement in local elementary students

The urge to tap their toes or nod their head to the beat was irresistible for many North Elementary students Friday as they listened to the Carolbeth True and Friends ensemble play Missouri-based music by Charlie Parker, Clark Terry, Miles Davis and Tina Turner.

Carolina collaborates with Person County to launch K-2 community academy - Vimarsana News

Carolina collaborates with Person County to launch K-2 community academy

The Carolina Community Academy will bring expertise from the School of Education and a University-wide coalition to serve kindergarten through second grade students.

Source: unc.edu