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Ministra lideró despliegue Bono Pyme en Feria Chacareros de Río Bueno Compartir Ministra de Desarrollo Social y Familia, Karla Rubilar, finalizó su agenda en Los Ríos en Río Bueno, donde entregó detalles del Bono Pyme. Con la finalidad de orientar sobre el Bono Alivio Pyme y apoyar en solicitudes de Registro Social de Hogares (RSH) a los locatarios y feriantes de la Feria Chacareros en Río Bueno, la Ministra de Desarrollo Social y Familia, Karla Rubilar, lideró operativo social en Feria Chacareros y Escuela Pampa Ríos junto a la seremi, Ann Hunter y la alcaldesa de Río Bueno, Caro...

* Primarily comprises the ordinary dividends declared in March 2021. # The increase in other primarily relates to an increase in the statutory credit risk reserve, which has an equal and opposite reduction in retained earnings.     The group's performance in 1Q21, relative to the three months to March 2020 ("1Q20" or "the comparative period"), needs to be considered in the context of Covid-19. January and February 2020 were largely "pre-Covid-19". The group's performance in March 2020 was positively impacted by market volatility in terms of trading revenue but this was offset by the negativ...

The Agenda: Local government briefs for 4.5.21 Courtesy City of Richmond) Street murals, TOD zoning on city planning agenda The Richmond Planning Commission meets at 1:30 p.m. Monday. Full agenda here. Business on the regular agenda includes a proposal from Bike Walk RVA to paint street murals and install wooden planter boxes as traffic-calming measures on Hull Street at 11th Street and at Lynnhaven and Wright avenues in the Oak Grove-Bellemeade neighborhood. The murals would be painted by Richmond artist Silly Genius and are intended to enliven the areas and alert drivers to pedestrians and ...

Families are terrified they will not be allowed to see their ill and dying relatives in care homes on what could be their last Mother's Day together. Campaigners say it has become a postcode lottery as to whether they are allowed to visit their loved ones in care homes.  Residents have been allowed one regular visitor - who have been able to hold hands with their relative since Monday. Jane Smith, 65, was left furious when told that her mother Rita Hookway's care home is only allowing two visitor slots for all residents on the special day. 'I feel totally gutted,' she said. She says that he...

2 months ago in Local, Politics Photo: Saga Communications ITHACA, N.Y. (WHCU) – Margaret Johnson has announced her candidacy for Ithaca Town Board. She’s running for one of two seats that will be vacated at the end of the year. Johnson notes that she hopes to follow in the footsteps of Tee-Ann Hunter and maintain an important connection between the Town and the Cayuga Lake Watershed Inter-municipal Organization. She’s worked in the offices of two State Assemblymembers, including Barbara Lifton, for whom she performed constituent services and legislative...