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Twin Cities university launches free tuition scholarship program - Vimarsana News

Twin Cities university launches free tuition scholarship program

North Central University in Minneapolis announced this week it is launching a free tuition scholarship program, an initiative that could bring financial relief to hundreds of students.

Source: fox9.com
County Lines Divide Neighboring Restaurants Between Fully Open And Socially-Distanced - Vimarsana News

County Lines Divide Neighboring Restaurants Between Fully Open And Socially-Distanced

County Lines Divide Neighboring Restaurants Between Fully Open And Socially-Distanced CBS Denver 43 mins ago Syndicated Local – CBS Denver LOVELAND, Colo. (CBS4)– When Gov. Jared Polis deferred COVID-19 health guidelines to each individual county as Colorado slowly reopens, some businesses across the state found themselves held to higher standards than their peers just a short distance away. Starting Friday, Polis allowed each individual county to decide what criteria businesses must follow within respective county lines. © Provided by CBS Denver (credit: CBS) Counties...

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This longtime Moorhead teacher graduated from a former consolidated school - Vimarsana News

This longtime Moorhead teacher graduated from a former consolidated school

This longtime Moorhead teacher graduated from a former consolidated school In today's "Neighbors" column, Bob Lind hears from a man who made a big impact on junior high students in the region and also found time to work at Straus for several years. Written By: Bob Lind | × Bob Lind, Neighbors columnist. The ForumThe Forum Ken Welken, because he is a graduate of it. Ken, who now lives in Fargo but spends winters in Arizona, sent his story to "Neighbors" after seeing the Green School column. “I grew up on a farm about five miles from the school, which my dad also ...