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TVCA leader remains hopeful that a new $7.5 million campus will be approved - Vimarsana News

TVCA leader remains hopeful that a new $7.5 million campus will be approved

Fruitland’s zoning commission had denied a permit for the expansion, but the city council sided with the charter school’s appeal. The issue could be settled at a Sept. 12 hearing.

Zoning denial throws Fruitland charter school's expansion into question - Vimarsana News

Zoning denial throws Fruitland charter school's expansion into question

The academy can appeal with the city council. However, waiting is not in the school’s best interest because funding commitments have an August deadline.

TAPS Staffing Shortage Crowds Buses and Disrupts Commutes - Vimarsana News

TAPS Staffing Shortage Crowds Buses and Disrupts Commutes

6:48pm…6:49pm…6:50pm. Students wait for the familiar whine of the Upper Campus bus climbing up the hill, but are instead met with silence.On May 1, Transportation and Parking Services (TAPS)

Gopuff Temporarily Loses Mass. Liquor License for Selling Alcohol to Underage BC Students — The Heights - Vimarsana News

Gopuff Temporarily Loses Mass. Liquor License for Selling Alcohol to Underage BC Students — The Heights

Massachusetts authorities revoked online delivery service Gopuff’s liquor license on May 18 for allegedly selling alcohol to underage Boston College students multiple times. One week later, a judge paused the state’s revocation of Gopuff’s license.

Sanibel teacher selected as 2023 National STEM Scholar | News, Sports, Jobs - SANIBEL-CAPTIVA - Vimarsana News

Sanibel teacher selected as 2023 National STEM Scholar | News, Sports, Jobs - SANIBEL-CAPTIVA

The Sanibel School science teacher Michele Mitnitsky is among 10 educators from eight states who have been selected to participate in the National STEM Scholar