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Northampton Council on Aging extends deadline for director job applicants - Vimarsana News

Northampton Council on Aging extends deadline for director job applicants

NORTHAMPTON — The city has decided to extend the deadline to apply for the job of Senior Services director, a position that includes overseeing the Northampton Senior Center and running the city’s Tax Work-Off Program.Marie Westburg served as director...

Assembly rejects appointment of borough employee, adds Land Acknowledgement - Vimarsana News

Assembly rejects appointment of borough employee, adds Land Acknowledgement

The Borough Assembly rejected Brandi Wagner’s appointment to the Consolidation Committee. Dissenters expressed concern over the number of borough employees that held positions on the committee. Wagner works as a

'Incidental' COVID Cases, Full ICUs, Plus Staff Shortages Stress N.C. Hospitals - Vimarsana News

'Incidental' COVID Cases, Full ICUs, Plus Staff Shortages Stress N.C. Hospitals

N.C. hospitals put out public plea for people to get vaccinated, boosted, mask up, and take protective measures as the Omicron variant breaks hospitalization records.

Breakfast links: DC to begin process of switching streetlights to LEDs - Vimarsana News

Breakfast links: DC to begin process of switching streetlights to LEDs

DC to upgrade streetlights. Maryland’s Purple Line will cost $1.4 billion more and arrive 4.5 years late. Utility pole remains in Columbia Pike roadway in Arlington.

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NC COVID Cases and Hospitalizations Reach New Peaks Following Holidays - Vimarsana News

NC COVID Cases and Hospitalizations Reach New Peaks Following Holidays

The post-holiday spike in COVID-19 cases has pushed North Carolina to new records in both daily diagnoses and the percentage of tests being returned positive.