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Rare Corpse Flower Blooming Event At Frederik Meijer Gardens - Vimarsana News

Rare Corpse Flower Blooming Event At Frederik Meijer Gardens

Join us as we explore the unique Corpse Flower at Frederik Meijer Gardens, known for its foul scent mimicking rotting flesh. Delve into the captivating partnership between the Gardens and GVSU in cultivating this rare plant.

Source: wgrd.com
Rare Corpse Flower Blooming Event At Frederik Meijer Gardens - Vimarsana News

Rare Corpse Flower Blooming Event At Frederik Meijer Gardens

Join us as we explore the unique Corpse Flower at Frederik Meijer Gardens, known for its foul scent mimicking rotting flesh. Delve into the captivating partnership between the Gardens and GVSU in cultivating this rare plant.

Source: wfgr.com
Central York did the right thing with its banned books, but we still advise vigilance - Vimarsana News

Central York did the right thing with its banned books, but we still advise vigilance

It's important for everyone involved — Central York's students, parents, administrators, staff and board members — to remain vigilant.

Banned books to return to Central York with passage of new library policy - Vimarsana News

Banned books to return to Central York with passage of new library policy

Central York's elected school board approved a new library resource policy Tuesday that means that two banned books will return to the high school library.

'We've got to move forward': Central York advances a less restrictive book challenge policy - Vimarsana News

'We've got to move forward': Central York advances a less restrictive book challenge policy

Central York school officials advanced a policy late Monday night that would allow parents to ask district librarians to reclassify certain books.