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Central Berkshire school district towns are voting on a revised regional agreement to get into compliance with state law - Vimarsana News

Central Berkshire school district towns are voting on a revised regional agreement to get into compliance with state law

While the district agreement has been revised four times, it’s never been done in concert with or the approval of the state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.

Nonprofit Housing Alliance launched to tackle affordable housing crisis in Collier - Vimarsana News

Nonprofit Housing Alliance launched to tackle affordable housing crisis in Collier

Housing Alliance in Collier County will serve as a collaborator, working with residents, developers, policymakers and other nonprofits.

Source: yahoo.com
Hanover firefighters save over $36 billion in property value in 2023 – report - Vimarsana News

Hanover firefighters save over $36 billion in property value in 2023 – report

WESTERN BUREAU: Drought conditions and medical emergencies, several of which were motor vehicle accidents, kept the Hanover Division of the Jamaica Fire Brigade (JFB) relatively busy throughout 2023. Their quick action and professionalism resulted...

Out of the Past ... from the archives of The Winchester Star - Vimarsana News

Out of the Past ... from the archives of The Winchester Star

100 years ago

Weld RE-5J School District approves $149 million budget and honors interim superintendent - Vimarsana News

Weld RE-5J School District approves $149 million budget and honors interim superintendent

"We wanted to just do a few little things to recognize what you've given to this district over the last two years," board president Michael Wailes said. "And try, in a very feeble way, to pay some gratitude to you for that."