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Microsoft data center, new Indiana House rep, Hoosier National Forest expansion - Vimarsana News

Microsoft data center, new Indiana House rep, Hoosier National Forest expansion

On Tuesday, Gov. Eric J. Holcomb announced that Microsoft will invest $1 billion to establish a new data center in northwest Indiana.

Democrats pick Wendy Dant Chesser as House District 71 representative - Vimarsana News

Democrats pick Wendy Dant Chesser as House District 71 representative

JEFFERSONVILLE — Community leader Wendy Dant Chesser was selected unanimously by Democratic precinct committeepersons as the next State Representative for District 71 on Wednesday evening.

Indiana lawmakers elect new Democratic representative for southern Indiana district - Vimarsana News

Indiana lawmakers elect new Democratic representative for southern Indiana district

Dant Chesser replaces former State Rep. Rita Fleming, who retired earlier this month.

Source: wdrb.com
SOUTHERN INDIANA VOICE: Dant Chesser wins Democratic caucus for House District 71 seat, joins fight to break the supermajority - Vimarsana News

SOUTHERN INDIANA VOICE: Dant Chesser wins Democratic caucus for House District 71 seat, joins fight to break the supermajority

By Marilyn Odendahl The Indiana Citizen May 30, 2024 Vowing to make sure the voice of Southern Indiana is heard in the Statehouse, Wendy Dant Chesser was elected in a quick Democratic caucus Wednesday evening in Jeffersonville to fill the House District 71 seat formerly held by Rep. Rita Fleming and to take

Connecticut is seeing a rise in chronic absenteeism from school. That means students missing 10% of in-class instruction time. - Vimarsana News

Connecticut is seeing a rise in chronic absenteeism from school. That means students missing 10% of in-class instruction time.

Data from the first three months of this school year shows a jump from 29,000 to 41,000 chronically absent non-high-needs students.