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GOP reps say NY's new ammo background check system needs work - Vimarsana News

GOP reps say NY's new ammo background check system needs work

Twenty-five assembly members, including two from the North Country, sent a letter to Gov. Kathy Hochul and New York State Police outlining their concerns.

Charges allege man threatened to drive truck through store - Vimarsana News

Charges allege man threatened to drive truck through store

NORTH MANKATO — A man is accused of threatening to drive his truck through a North Mankato store and to show up with a shotgun on his next visit, according

Teacher pay an overlap in school district, college budget priorities - Vimarsana News

Teacher pay an overlap in school district, college budget priorities

Nationwide calls to balloon pay rates and improve benefits packages for educators and administrative staff became an overlapping point between the proposed budgets for Norfolk Public Schools and Northeast Community

College levy to remain flat, budget to jump nearly 10% - Vimarsana News

College levy to remain flat, budget to jump nearly 10%

A plan to keep Northeast Community College’s property tax levy flat and allow a 9.26% increase in the next fiscal year’s budget was discussed at last week’s college board of

Arkansas lawmakers advance plan to shield Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders' travel, security records - Vimarsana News

Arkansas lawmakers advance plan to shield Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders' travel, security records

LITTLE ROCK — Arkansas lawmakers voted Wednesday to shield travel and security records for Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ administration, a day after ditching a more far-reaching proposal that critics said would weaken government transparency. The bill approved by the majority-Republican Senate on a 29-2 vote would allow the state to