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Losing a rite of passage, or sparing blushes? Matrics share views on media not publishing results - Vimarsana News

Losing a rite of passage, or sparing blushes? Matrics share views on media not publishing results

Matriculants have expressed mixed responses over the education department's decision to prohibit the publication of individual's results in the media.

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Stringing up all those lights at Longview Lake - Vimarsana News

Stringing up all those lights at Longview Lake

The 34th annual free drive-thru display in the Longview Lake campground opens to the public Wednesday, with more than 600,000 lights and 175 displays, and will run through Dec. 31.

Volunteers needed to man MVHS tree lot - Vimarsana News

Volunteers needed to man MVHS tree lot

The Mountain View High School Sports Boosters seek volunteers to work at the Spartans Tree Lot on campus, with 3 1/2-hour shifts available from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. most

Exer Urgent Care opens first Orange County facility in Huntington Beach [Daily Pilot, Costa Mesa, Calif.] - Vimarsana News

Exer Urgent Care opens first Orange County facility in Huntington Beach [Daily Pilot, Costa Mesa, Calif.]

Oct. 27— Huntington Beach Mayor Kim Carr attended a ribbon cutting ceremony for Exer Urgent Care' s first Orange County location on Wednesday morning. I' m grateful that they picked Huntington to be their first location in Orange County. " The Huntington Beach location opened at 7211 Warner Ave., across the street from Ocean View High School.

MVLA looks to implement mandatory ethnic studies course for all freshmen - Vimarsana News

MVLA looks to implement mandatory ethnic studies course for all freshmen

Teachers and administrators support offering a yearlong, required course. Board members appear generally supportive, though no formal vote has been taken. Staff expect to be present a proposed curriculum to the board in the spring.