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Many Wisconsin school referendums passed, but small, rural communities left behind - Vimarsana News

Many Wisconsin school referendums passed, but small, rural communities left behind

With most of the failing referendums in rural and smaller communities, some worry that the gap between wealthier and less prosperous school districts may widen.

Source: wxow.com
Record number of Wisconsin school districts ask voters to exceed revenue limits - Vimarsana News

Record number of Wisconsin school districts ask voters to exceed revenue limits

Three weeks until Election Day and many schools will be asking voters to approve referendums. More than 40 school districts want to exceed their revenue limits set by the state.

Source: tmj4.com
Henry County's summer chess tournament winners announced - Vimarsana News

Henry County's summer chess tournament winners announced

McDONOUGH — United States Chess Federation National Master Chris Chambers won the Henry County Parks and Recreation Chess Summer Open last month. Tyson Willis followed with a close second place

Double Award Success For Shanklin Based Innovative Physics - Vimarsana News

Double Award Success For Shanklin Based Innovative Physics

Pioneering Isle of Wight company Innovative Physics is celebrating success at the prestigious 2022 British Engineering Excellence Awards (BEEAs).

Liquor licences approved for Auckland bottle stores that had broken labour laws - Vimarsana News

Liquor licences approved for Auckland bottle stores that had broken labour laws

Members of Communities Against Alcohol Harm protesting outside a liquor store in Ōtara. Photo: LDR / Justin Latif Clevedon Road Liquor store owner Satnam Singh Jador has been fined $20,000 and ordered to repay $97,361.66 to four employees for a range of breaches, including not paying the minimum wage for all the hours staff were working. The Labour Inspectorate noted this case had all the hallmarks of exploitation, due to the workers needing the job to retain their visa status. The Employment Relations Authority ruling is the second in South Auckland this year. Super Liquor Papatoetoe was ...

Source: rnz.co.nz