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Lawyers consider class action in Davenport building collapse; city releases investigator contracts - Vimarsana News

Lawyers consider class action in Davenport building collapse; city releases investigator contracts

One of the contracts doesn't go into detail about work to be performed but lists hourly rates of 14 titles that range from $120 an hour to $490 an hour.

Lawyers consider class action in Davenport building collapse; city releases investigator contracts - Vimarsana News

Lawyers consider class action in Davenport building collapse; city releases investigator contracts

At least six lawsuits have been filed in Scott County court aiming to hold the building owner and others liable for the building collapse at 324 Main St. in Davenport.

Long Island school budgets: Overwhelming approval in both Nassau, Suffolk - Vimarsana News

Long Island school budgets: Overwhelming approval in both Nassau, Suffolk

Voters went to the polls Tuesday. A record $771 million infusion of state financial aid for the region is allowing some districts to boost budgets while also curbing taxes.

LI's sagging math test scores have educators searching for solutions - Vimarsana News

LI's sagging math test scores have educators searching for solutions

Just over 40% of Long Island students taking New York's math tests passed their assessments, the latest sign that the COVID-19 pandemic has weakened academic achievement, according to a Newsday analysis of government records.

Hundreds of preschoolers with disabilities are on a waitlist for programs to help them - Vimarsana News

Hundreds of preschoolers with disabilities are on a waitlist for programs to help them

The growing problem has alarmed school officials who coordinate services for the children. "We have great difficulty in placing our [preschool special education] kids," one LI schools superintendent said.