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Six Kirkwood High School students have been selected to the St. Louis Youth Ultimate Frisbee Championship Team.

Meet Horticulturist Beth Parker - Vimarsana News

Meet Horticulturist Beth Parker

When Beth Parker moved to Shrewsbury in 2001, she knew she wanted to start a horticulture project with the city’s parks and recreation department.

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Come To Shrewsbury!

My husband and I moved to Shrewsbury in 1983 and raised our four children here with fun memories of snow sledding at Wehner Park, summer days with many friends at

'I Never Thought I'd Have to Worry About My Mom' ~ Everett High Principal Erik Naumann: Everett Residents Take a Stand Against AAPI Hate Crimes – Everett Independent - Vimarsana News

'I Never Thought I'd Have to Worry About My Mom' ~ Everett High Principal Erik Naumann: Everett Residents Take a Stand Against AAPI Hate Crimes – Everett Independent

‘I Never Thought I’d Have to Worry About My Mom’ ~ Everett High Principal Erik Naumann When long-time Everett High Principal Erik Naumann walked to the podium at Wehner Park last Thursday, April 1, with his elderly mother – the popular and light-hearted educator was nearly moved to tears and the hate crimes inflicted on Asian Americans all over the country in the last month were clearly weighing on him. He held his mother, Iko’s, hand tightly, and said for the first time in his like – he is worried about what might happen to her. Councilor Jimmy Tri Le gave a thoughtful oration on...

Council to Move Meetings to EHS, Approve Online Decorum Regulations – Everett Independent - Vimarsana News

Council to Move Meetings to EHS, Approve Online Decorum Regulations – Everett Independent

The Everett City Council met on Monday night and approved a plan to move their meetings to the Everett High School Library while their Chambers are being updated for better online capabilities, while at the same time approving a new Council rule that sets a code of decorum for remote online meetings. The Council informally agreed to an offer from School Committee Chair Frank Parker and Supt. Priya Tahiliani to move in-person and remote meetings to the Everett High Library – where the School Committee holds their meetings currently. The move would take place soon while the Everett Council Ch...