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Willmar Public Schools prepares to survey residents about school calendar - Vimarsana News

Willmar Public Schools prepares to survey residents about school calendar

The survey, which had been intended to go out this spring, will be sent out in the fall in order to better gauge community feelings regarding alternative school calendars.

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West Central Tribune Publisher Steve Ammermann ready to pass the baton after 42 years - Vimarsana News

West Central Tribune Publisher Steve Ammermann ready to pass the baton after 42 years

Steve Ammermann has led the West Central Tribune through years of "revolutionary changes" in the newspaper industry. He said he is leaving confident in its future.

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Photos: Snow brings fun, a bit of shoveling and slick roads to Willmar - Vimarsana News

Photos: Snow brings fun, a bit of shoveling and slick roads to Willmar

Area residents celebrate a true Minnesota spring as largest winter storm of the season exited west central Minnesota on Tuesday.

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West central Minnesota school districts put bonding, levy questions to voters - Vimarsana News

West central Minnesota school districts put bonding, levy questions to voters

The upcoming ballot will vary depending on the voter's residence. Multiple local school districts have approved referendum questions for the Nov. 7 ballot.

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Bill Adams: The key to a brighter Willmar education future - Vimarsana News

Bill Adams: The key to a brighter Willmar education future

The Willmar Public School District has proposed a plan, "Strong Today. Future Focused," for its future to strengthen the district's educational facilities and build upon the district's objective of strong schools for our strong community. Dr. Bill Adams has outlined the district's background material on the proposed two-question referendum on the ballot on Nov. 7.

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