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Editorial: State's coastal agency working, don't weaken it | Opinions and Editorials - Vimarsana News

Editorial: State's coastal agency working, don't weaken it | Opinions and Editorials

Gov. Jeff Landry’s proposal to consolidate and reorganize the Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority under the Louisiana Department of Energy and Natural Resources calls to mind the old adage, “If

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Editorial: State's literacy tutors should be school based | Opinions and Editorials - Vimarsana News

Editorial: State's literacy tutors should be school based | Opinions and Editorials

The state-sponsored Steve Carter Literacy Tutoring Program began with high hopes in 2021, but two years in, participation by qualified tutors as well as needy students is disappointing.

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Our Views: City must share, as soon as possible, potential GM costs - Vimarsana News

Our Views: City must share, as soon as possible, potential GM costs

You’d be hard-pressed to find anyone in Janesville who believes the former General Motors site on the city's south side should remain as-is, an ugly scar of a property marked

EDITORIAL: Why New Orleans needs a convention center hotel | Our Views - Vimarsana News

EDITORIAL: Why New Orleans needs a convention center hotel | Our Views

The idea of having an official convention hotel right next to the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center has been around for many years. There have been several concepts and plenty

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Guest column: Don't undercut CPRA in Louisiana coastal fight | Our Views - Vimarsana News

Guest column: Don't undercut CPRA in Louisiana coastal fight | Our Views

After the unimaginable tragedy of the 2005 hurricane season, Louisiana leadership looked at the advancing ocean and made a choice to save our state. You see, all of southern Louisiana

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