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Kershaw County businesses are struggling to hire workers - Vimarsana News

Kershaw County businesses are struggling to hire workers

Two restaurants are just a few in the community looking for more workers as more people move to the community.

Source: wltx.com
Kershaw County Council on Aging is moving services in Bethune - Vimarsana News

Kershaw County Council on Aging is moving services in Bethune

The former elementary school in Bethune is welcoming it's first entity in October, when Kershaw County Council on Aging moves in.

Source: wltx.com
Back-to-School: It's the first day of school for most kids in North Texas - Vimarsana News

Back-to-School: It's the first day of school for most kids in North Texas

It's the first day of school for 29 districts in North Texas including the Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, Grand Prairie and Rockwall school districts.

In North Philly, affordable homes replace nuisance Liberty Motel - Vimarsana News

In North Philly, affordable homes replace nuisance Liberty Motel

Be A Gem Crossing is an affordable housing project planned in the East Tioga neighborhood of North Philadelphia. The project, led by non-profit North 10 Philadelphia, will replace the nuisance Liberty Motel at the corner of Germantown Avenue and Westmoreland Street. The project, expected to be finished in 2023, will include 41 apartments for low-income residents and a ground-floor health clinic.

High levels of lead in water at Philadelphia schools - Vimarsana News

High levels of lead in water at Philadelphia schools

Parents can now check a map revealing levels of lead contamination in Philadelphia schools, although the District says it “mischaracterizes” the problem.

Source: whyy.org