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Allendale East students celebrate success - Vimarsana News

Allendale East students celebrate success

ALLENDALE East Area School celebrated its Year 12’s recently with a graduation dinner at The Presidential. The event was attended […]

Revamped boat ramp signs unveiled - Vimarsana News

Revamped boat ramp signs unveiled

HARD work paid off for Allendale East Area School’s Environmental Leadership Group as their boat ramp signs project was officially […]

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Despite malpractice lawsuits, Gainesville hospital stands behind star surgeon - Vimarsana News

Despite malpractice lawsuits, Gainesville hospital stands behind star surgeon

A growing list of patients claim their Gainesville doctor not only didn’t help them, they wound up even worse. But the Northeast Georgia Medical Center continues to stand behind one of its star surgeons, gynecologic oncologist Dr. Andrew Green.

Student embodies Olympic spirit | The Border Watch - Vimarsana News

Student embodies Olympic spirit | The Border Watch

By Molly Taylor AN ALLENDALE East Area School student who independently operated sport programs to help minimise gender stereotyping has been recognised at a national level. Year 10 student Luke Bald was selected as one of 20 Australian Olympic Change-Maker program finalists this year, celebrating youths who actively demonstrated Olympic spirit and have driven positive change in their communities. Nominated by assistant principal Suzie Mitchell, Mr Bald was recognised for golf and dance school sport programs he coordinated. Video nominations were assessed upon students’ ability to demons...