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Our students need more knowledge [letter] - Vimarsana News

Our students need more knowledge [letter]

The column by state Sen. Ryan Aument published in the March 22 LNP | LancasterOnline asserts that “Pennsylvania shouldn’t fund a broken education system.” And his recent newsletter’s top article

Clerk of courts is only row office featuring a contested Republican primary this year - Vimarsana News

Clerk of courts is only row office featuring a contested Republican primary this year

Most Lancaster County residents never have contact with the clerk of courts office, which processes the paperwork generated by criminal prosecutions.

A retired superintendent has advice for Pa. education commission [column] - Vimarsana News

A retired superintendent has advice for Pa. education commission [column]

I recently read with interest about the Commission on Education & Economic Competitiveness, which was created through legislation introduced by state Sen. Ryan Aument of West Hempfield Township.

Schools can and should teach relationship and responsibility. Aument's education commission could make this possible. [column] - Vimarsana News

Schools can and should teach relationship and responsibility. Aument's education commission could make this possible. [column]

Here’s the reality: Schools are not structured to enable teachers to collaborate easily or support one another or their students. They are not designed to meet the needs of individual

Lancaster County Court of Common Pleas judge candidates make their cases - Vimarsana News

Lancaster County Court of Common Pleas judge candidates make their cases

What makes someone qualified to serve as a judge, and how can voters answer that question for themselves before filling out their ballots?