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Dist. 26 Names New Assistant Principal, Special Programs Director - Journal & Topics Media Group - Vimarsana News

Dist. 26 Names New Assistant Principal, Special Programs Director - Journal & Topics Media Group

Hudson The River Trails School Dist. 26 Board of Education approved Natalie Hudson's hiring Tuesday, May 2 as Prairie Trails School's assistant principal and director of special programs. In the role, Hudson will assist Principal Amy Veytsman in the school's day-to-day operations and have various district-level responsibilities, including overseeing the multilingual learner program. Since 2015,

Fraser River upstream of Prince George on flood watch - Prince George Citizen - Vimarsana News

Fraser River upstream of Prince George on flood watch - Prince George Citizen

The River Forecast Centre is upgrading to a flood watch for the Upper Fraser River and tributaries upstream of Prince George as of May 6.

Mother's Day in DC: 24 Fun Things to Do With Mom - Vimarsana News

Mother's Day in DC: 24 Fun Things to Do With Mom

Great spas, brunches, hikes, and other suggestions to make this Mother's Day the best ever.

River Trails School District 26 adds new board member - Vimarsana News

River Trails School District 26 adds new board member

River Trails School District 26 welcomed Prospect Heights resident Kimberly Bianchini to its board of education at Tuesday night's meeting.

River-to-River Trail Society | 10th Public Hike on Saturday, May 6th - Vimarsana News

River-to-River Trail Society | 10th Public Hike on Saturday, May 6th

River to River Trail Society Hike: Hike: Max Creek (Johnson County). This hike is free and open to the public. This will be a 5 mile loop hike.

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