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Legislators propose giving 16- and 17-year-olds right to vote in school committee elections - Vimarsana News

Legislators propose giving 16- and 17-year-olds right to vote in school committee elections

They can serve as pages in the General Assembly. They can drive a car. They can give blood. They can consent to medical care, or sex. They can work 48 hours in a week and pay taxes on these earnings. They can put that money in a savings account they’ve opened. These are some things […] The post Legislators propose giving 16- and 17-year-olds right to vote in school committee elections appeared first on Rhode Island Current.

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Sombre send-off for Ja-born educator - Vimarsana News

Sombre send-off for Ja-born educator

TORONTO: Jamaican Estella Albertha Wheeler, a 64-year-old Grade 7 and 8 teacher, known for her dedication and kindness, was found dead on March 6 in her home on Isa Court in Vaughan, Canada. She was laid to rest on Saturday, April 13 in an...

Aberdeen care home honours beloved former resident - Vimarsana News

Aberdeen care home honours beloved former resident

Margaret Anderson, who was 88, "touched the hearts" of staff at Aberdeen care home Cowdray Club who decided to name a suite in her honour.

Aberdeen Council's leader Jenny Laing will not stand in May elections - Vimarsana News

Aberdeen Council's leader Jenny Laing will not stand in May elections

Jenny Laing has said that she wants to spend more time with her family - pointing to the successes she has had in local government.

Aberdeen's empty council homes cost £250k a month. How can they fix it? - Vimarsana News

Aberdeen's empty council homes cost £250k a month. How can they fix it?

Hundreds of empty council homes in Aberdeen could cost the taxpayer more than £3m this year - but now there's a plan to tackle the problem.