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'Going back to remote learning is a last resort' — superintendents dedicated to staying open - Vimarsana News

'Going back to remote learning is a last resort' — superintendents dedicated to staying open

When it comes to schools, our local districts say they are and will continue to do everything possible to keep them open through this COVID surge.

Source: whec.com
'Going back to remote learning is a last resort' — superintendents dedicated to staying open - Vimarsana News

'Going back to remote learning is a last resort' — superintendents dedicated to staying open

When it comes to schools, our local districts say they are and will continue to do everything possible to keep them open through this COVID surge.

Source: whec.com
Dansville downtown plans get boost from $500,000 REDC award - Vimarsana News

Dansville downtown plans get boost from $500,000 REDC award

Livingston County Development Corporation will use $500,000 in state funding to assist with the rehabilitation of several buildings in downtown Dansville.

Source: thelcn.com
Pittsburgh-based nonprofit Semper Gratus. honored as one of 50 Disney's Magic Makers - Vimarsana News

Pittsburgh-based nonprofit Semper Gratus. honored as one of 50 Disney's Magic Makers

When Ian Coyle, founder and president of Semper Gratus., found out he was selected as one of Disney’s Magic Makers, he wanted to pay it forward by giving someone else his free trip to Walt Disney World. The act is just one of the qualities the Leechburg native and Shaler

Livingston County approves Shared Services Plan - Vimarsana News

Livingston County approves Shared Services Plan

GENESO — Livingston County municipalities are estimated to save more than $300,000 in the county’s recently approved Shares Service Plan.

Source: thelcn.com