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Council approves budget with LPD pay increases - Vimarsana News

Council approves budget with LPD pay increases

After a work session that was contentious at times, the LaGrange City Council approved the FY2024 budget on Tuesday evening.

Revisiting the Impact of Chicago's Mass School Closings 10 Years Later in Austin, Garfield Park | Chicago News - Vimarsana News

Revisiting the Impact of Chicago's Mass School Closings 10 Years Later in Austin, Garfield Park | Chicago News

Ten years ago, the Chicago Board of Education and former Mayor Rahm Emanuel decided to close nearly 50 public schools, mainly on the South and West sides of the city. Some buildings remain vacant; others are being transformed into community assets.

Source: wttw.com
Metro Atlanta organization starts violence prevention camp in Lagrange - Vimarsana News

Metro Atlanta organization starts violence prevention camp in Lagrange

Saving Georgia’s young men, before it’s too late, that’s the mission of one group that just started a camp this week.

Council approves funds for youth violence initiatives, cuts library funding - Vimarsana News

Council approves funds for youth violence initiatives, cuts library funding

The LaGrange City Council has tentatively approved a slate of agency funding requests for the FY2024 budget. The city plans to fund a pair of initiatives to help reduce youth violence but notably intends to cut library funding.

'A Call to Manhood' event kicks off in Lagrange - Vimarsana News

'A Call to Manhood' event kicks off in Lagrange

The Lagrange City Council and police, along with the Saving our Sons organization provided a free two-night stay at Great Wolf Lodge for young men ages eight to 15. The organizer behind this event says their main goal is to stop the epidemic of youth gun violence.

Source: wtvm.com