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Stencel Building part II: doomed by progress - Vimarsana News

Stencel Building part II: doomed by progress

The Stencel Building housed a wide variety of businesses before being town down in 1972.

BIG Recyclers brings in 600 pounds of glass at first collection in Dayton - Vimarsana News

BIG Recyclers brings in 600 pounds of glass at first collection in Dayton

About 600 pounds of glass was collected Saturday at what organizer Chris Lueck said was an impressive first attempt at offering free glass collection in Dayton.

Global passive equity funds' assets eclipsed active in 2023 for first time - Vimarsana News

Global passive equity funds' assets eclipsed active in 2023 for first time

Global passive equity funds' net assets surpassed those of their active counterparts for the first time in 2023 as investors increasingly sought lower-cost funds that mirror broad market indices. According to LSEG Lipper, global passive equity funds' net assets stood at a record $15.1 trillion at the end of December while those of active funds was $14.3 trillion. Passive funds, often associated with stable, large-cap stocks with strong fundamentals and lower volatility, have grown in popularity since the 2008 financial crisis as investors sought safety in periods of uncertainty.

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Business notes: Walla Walla Area Crime Watch receives grant for graffiti abatement - Vimarsana News

Business notes: Walla Walla Area Crime Watch receives grant for graffiti abatement

Business notes from across the Valley.

Milton-Freewater vision business eyes bigger future - Vimarsana News

Milton-Freewater vision business eyes bigger future

MILTON-FREEWATER — Amid a floor plan outlined only in strips of blue tape, Ben Winters held his arms aloft and walked this way and that in the wide-open lobby.