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Cascade Brook students win regional and honorable mention awards in national STEM competition - Vimarsana News

Cascade Brook students win regional and honorable mention awards in national STEM competition

FARMINGTON - “Saving time saves lives!” Seven bright young minds were recognized for their inventions in a special assembly at the Cascade Brook School in Farmington on Thursday. These students participated in ExploraVision, hosted by Toshiba and the National Science Teaching Association. ExploraVision is the largest competition in the world which focuses on STEM -

All but one school levy approved - Vimarsana News

All but one school levy approved

It appears all but one of Whitman County school levies were approved in special elections.

Auditor approves election envelopes - Vimarsana News

Auditor approves election envelopes

The Whitman County Auditor’s Office is attempting to clear up confusion about the February special election’s vote-by-mail envelopes.

Source: dnews.com
Bay Area lenders, realtors optimistic as interest rates drop - Vimarsana News

Bay Area lenders, realtors optimistic as interest rates drop

Interest rate decline sparks optimism in lenders and realtors that business is poised for growth in 2024

Source: ktvu.com
Washington Secretary of State calls for improvement in ballot delivery - Vimarsana News

Washington Secretary of State calls for improvement in ballot delivery

This year’s November election was marked with Feytonal found in ballots, out of service postal boxes and in general a very low voter turnout for those aged 18-24 in Washington. “It has been quite a year for unexpected events during elections,” Derrick Nunally, deputy director of external affairs for the Secretary of State’s Office said...