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Gallery in the Grove supports young artists with scholarships - Vimarsana News

Gallery in the Grove supports young artists with scholarships

Volunteers at Gallery in the Grove have returned to presenting the group’s annual scholarships in person.

Peoria real estate: Suburban Washington's housing market is hot - Vimarsana News

Peoria real estate: Suburban Washington's housing market is hot

"I haven't seen this kind of home real estate market in Washington in my 27 years as a Realtor," agent Mark Helmuth says.

Source: pjstar.com
Pope Francis prays for victims of Florida building collapse - Vimarsana News

Pope Francis prays for victims of Florida building collapse

Erie, Pa., Dec 20, 2019 / 03:45 pm (CNA).- When Dr. Gertrude Barber became the assistant superintendent of the Erie School District in Pennsylvania, the standard practice for educating children with disabilities and special needs was to institutionalize them. This did not sit well with Barber, who had dedicated her career to the education of children with mental and physical disabilities. In 1952, with the help of teachers volunteering their time and efforts after-hours, Barber opened Erie’s first community-based program for children with special needs in a room at the YMCA that allowed the...

Randy Hodge: Capping off another successful school year - Vimarsana News

Randy Hodge: Capping off another successful school year

We hope you know how grateful all of us at St. Patrick School are for your commitment.

100s take to Yellowknife streets to honour children found in Kamloops - Vimarsana News

100s take to Yellowknife streets to honour children found in Kamloops

The march started off at the Akaitcho Hall site, a former residential school in the city.

Source: cbc.ca