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Trustees rezone Cordova Memorial Park lots - Vimarsana News

Trustees rezone Cordova Memorial Park lots

Here are the things to know from the Buena Vista board of trustees meeting Tuesday:

BV Trustees Consider Grant Application to Fund Billy Cordova Memorial Park and Trail - by Landon James - Vimarsana News

BV Trustees Consider Grant Application to Fund Billy Cordova Memorial Park and Trail - by Landon James

The Buena Vista Board of Trustees (BOT) will hold their regular bi-monthly meeting at 7:00 p.m. today, Tues. Feb. 28 in the Pinion Room of the BV

San Mateo County Community College District trustees appoint former Millbrae councilman to fill vacated seat - Vimarsana News

San Mateo County Community College District trustees appoint former Millbrae councilman to fill vacated seat

The San Mateo County Community College District appointed Wayne Lee to represent Trustee Area 3, which stretches down the Peninsula from Daly City to Redwood City, until November 2024. He's filling the seat vacated by Maurice Goodman.

Black Law Alumni Reunion: Family builds Tulane Law legacy - Vimarsana News

Black Law Alumni Reunion: Family builds Tulane Law legacy

Only in 1966 did Tulane Law School enroll its first Black student, opening doors to those who had long been denied access to legal education. Eighteen years later, Karen Wells and Clarence Roby Jr. were the first in their families to enter law school, becoming some of the early Black practitioners in New Orleans’ legal community when they graduated in 1987.

Source: tulane.edu
Fed up, 4 local townships part ways with Minnesota group - Vimarsana News

Fed up, 4 local townships part ways with Minnesota group

The affected townships in Norman County, which sits about 50 miles north of Fargo, are now collecting quotes on getting insurance elsewhere for things like workers compensation and liability.