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Controversial Niagara Catholic board trustee hit with sanctions - Vimarsana News

Controversial Niagara Catholic board trustee hit with sanctions

The Niagara Catholic District School Board (NCDSB) has relieved Natalie Benoit of all duties and roles as trustee until June 30, 2024.

Source: chch.com
Controversial Niagara Catholic board trustee hit with new sanctions - Vimarsana News

Controversial Niagara Catholic board trustee hit with new sanctions

The Niagara Catholic District School Board (NCDSB) has relieved Natalie Benoit of all duties and roles as trustee until June 2024.

Source: chch.com
Marshall Public Schools seeks applicants for board vacancy - Vimarsana News

Marshall Public Schools seeks applicants for board vacancy

Trustee Joe Toma announced his departure from the board in June as he has moved out of the school district.

Otisco Twp. passes noise ordinance - The Daily News - Vimarsana News

Otisco Twp. passes noise ordinance - The Daily News

The Otisco Township Board passed a noise ordinance at Tuesday’s meeting designed to put a stop to one local resident’s year-long reign of audio terror. The new ordinance contains numerous exceptions for regular activities such as birthday parties, construction and public events. Violations would be municipal civil infractions with fines as high as $1,000 for repeat offenders, plus costs and fees.

Ellis Acres development discussed at Otisco Township Board meeting - Vimarsana News

Ellis Acres development discussed at Otisco Township Board meeting

The Otisco Township Board on Tuesday evening took another step toward order and civility in their public meetings. Public comment was handled in an orderly fashion, row by row, with Supervisor Desmond Pike calling on each person individually after raising their hands.