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SoPo unveils new logo to engage residents, businesses - Vimarsana News

SoPo unveils new logo to engage residents, businesses

South Portland is launching its new logo as the city gears up for its 125th-anniversary celebration, kicking off next month with a series of community events. The new design features an illuminated lighthouse to represent both the city’s iconic Bug Light and its motto, “Forward.” 

David Grandorge: There are trees in the city - Vimarsana News

David Grandorge: There are trees in the city

This photograph was taken on 8 February 2023. It is reproduced in duotone, in order to give a visual equivalence to what is constructed and what has grown

Ironton woman sentenced after guilty plea - Vimarsana News

Ironton woman sentenced after guilty plea

IRONTON — An Ironton area woman was sentenced to 36 months in prison Wednesday in Lawrence County Common Pleas Court after pleading guilty to endangering children.

'I survived you:' Former Loudoun Co. school counselor gets 2 years behind bars for indecent liberties with student - Vimarsana News

'I survived you:' Former Loudoun Co. school counselor gets 2 years behind bars for indecent liberties with student

A former Loudoun County, Virginia, school counselor has been sentenced to serve two years in prison after pleading guilty to having an inappropriate sexual relationship with one of her high school students.

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Private Lending: The Way to Reduce Students' College Costs and Protect America's Taxpayers - Vimarsana News

Private Lending: The Way to Reduce Students' College Costs and Protect America's Taxpayers

Under the Administration of former President Barack Obama, the federal government expanded its role in the student loan market dramatically. Today, roughly 90 percent of all student loans are originated by the federal government, leaving a very small share of the market for private lenders. Recent research indicates that the federal government’s involvement has done more harm than good. In fact, the exponential rise of college tuition prices has been attributed to unfettered access to federal student aid.