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WCAU NBC10 News At 5pm September 12, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WCAU NBC10 News At 5pm September 12, 2016

Like anyone who has ever been home sick from work, im just anxious to get back out there. See you on the trail soon. Clintons Campaign Says shes feeling better, as you just heard her say herself on twitter. Theyre promising to release more Health Information this wreak, as donald trump says hes taken a new physical and will release those results. Dr. Oz says trump will appear on his show to talk about his health, jim. Lauren mayk, thanks. President obama will visit philadelphia tomorrow to campaign for colins to. Hell speak in front of the Philadelphia Art Museum at 1 45. His speech is open to...

Brandywine Country Club redevelopment project approved by County Council - Vimarsana News

Brandywine Country Club redevelopment project approved by County Council

The Brandywine Country Club has sat dormant since 2015, but a 7-year redevelopment effort was finally approved by New Castle County Council Tuesday night.

Source: wdel.com
VEX Robotics club BrandywineBOTS finds Delaware success - Vimarsana News

VEX Robotics club BrandywineBOTS finds Delaware success

Born out of the pandemic, the program supports kids who want to build robots, regardless of background and ability to pay.

Parent facing charges after hitting a school bus - Vimarsana News

Parent facing charges after hitting a school bus

The parent of a child at Springer Middle School is facing charges after allegedly hitting a school bus and shattering a window.

Source: wdel.com
New high school coming to Cincinnati amid $19M expansion project - Vimarsana News

New high school coming to Cincinnati amid $19M expansion project

It caters to students from around the region with learning disabilities including ADHD, dyslexia and executive function deficits.