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CNBC Power Lunch October 3, 2016 - Vimarsana News

CNBC Power Lunch October 3, 2016

Players in that resurgent city. Power lunch starts right now. Dont you know that i heard it through the grapevine not much longer would you be mine welcome to power lunch, im melissa lee. Gm, ford, Fiat Chrysler all dropped. Hurricane matthew is barrelling through the caribbean. Could make landfall in haiti. Stocks kicking off Fourth Quarter in the red. Take a look at where we stand right now. We have the dow, nasdaq and s p 500 all pointing lower on the s p 500, materials the only sector in the green but it is really being crushed today by the downturn in utilities which is down by more than ...

McKean County Commissioners handle thousands in grants, allocations - Vimarsana News

McKean County Commissioners handle thousands in grants, allocations

SMETHPORT — McKean County Commissioners moved along hundreds of thousands in grants and allocations during their meeting Monday.

Lawrence, Mercer Co. organizations get grants to support affordable housing - Vimarsana News

Lawrence, Mercer Co. organizations get grants to support affordable housing

In total, $590,000 will be split between three organizations, two in Lawrence County and one in Mercer.

Source: wfmj.com
Brackenridge seeking money from Allegheny County to fight blight by razing vacant buildings - Vimarsana News

Brackenridge seeking money from Allegheny County to fight blight by razing vacant buildings

Brackenridge Council is seeking money from Allegheny County to launch an anti-blight effort. Council last week voted to apply for about $129,000 to raze several vacant or dilapidated structures. Most are residential properties, Borough Secretary Denise Tocco said. “All of them have been vacant a long time,” she said. Borough