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O'Connor set to retire from Gowanda school | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

O'Connor set to retire from Gowanda school | News, Sports, Jobs

GOWANDA — A member of the Gowanda community will conclude their time as an educator at the Gowanda Central School District later this year. Elementary Teach

Fredonia proposes sizable increase | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Fredonia proposes sizable increase | News, Sports, Jobs

Water rates are not the only big increase in the village of Fredonia this upcoming year. A year ago, the Fredonia Central School District approved a budget wi

Silver Creek honored as Unified Banner School | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Silver Creek honored as Unified Banner School | News, Sports, Jobs

SILVER CREEK — After a basketball game against Dunkirk last spring, Silver Creek Unified Basketball Coach Jennifer Johnson said, “This has been something th

Fuel tanks at Pleasant Ave. Elementary, Knox Middle School to be removed as part of Capital Outlay Project - Vimarsana News

Fuel tanks at Pleasant Ave. Elementary, Knox Middle School to be removed as part of Capital Outlay Project

Work for the Greater Johnstown School District’s 2023-24 Capital Outlay Project is scheduled to begin soon. This year, the district will be removing unused fuel tanks from Pleasant Avenue Elementary School and Knox Middle School. The project was approved as part of the regular budget by voters in M

Elba Central battles inflation, proposes 2.5 percent budget increase - Vimarsana News

Elba Central battles inflation, proposes 2.5 percent budget increase

As Genesee County school districts provide details about their 2022-23 budgets, there seems no escaping inflation, and Elba Central Superintendent Gretchen Rosales isn’t afraid to admit she’s looking to cut corners. Rosales, with the assistance of her district treasurer, Lisa Penna, has joined the list of district administrators who have pointed to the problem of rising prices