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Dennis Carl Andersen: 1946-2021 - Vimarsana News

Dennis Carl Andersen: 1946-2021

Dennis Carl Andersen Sr., 74, a local native of Ferndale, California, residing in Marion, Oregon, passed away on Aug. 13, 2021. Dennis loved the outdoors....

Colorado electric vehicle stakeholders anticipate future funding - Vimarsana News

Colorado electric vehicle stakeholders anticipate future funding

This week, the White House announced $3 billion to help back its goals for electric vehicle (EVs) production. Colorado has been a leader for EVs, and the state's industry stakeholders shared their hope for future funding.

5 ways emerging brands can ease supply chain challenges like big chains - Vimarsana News

5 ways emerging brands can ease supply chain challenges like big chains

Bob Andersen, president of The Great Greek Mediterranean Grill, a 21-unit fast casual concept, shares tips on managing the details of procurement.

STO Building Group companies BCCI Construction and RC Andersen each name new firm President - Vimarsana News

STO Building Group companies BCCI Construction and RC Andersen each name new firm President

Construction industry news, trends and jobs for building professionals who want mobile-friendly content.

Rosedale: Queens' Beginning and End | www.splicetoday.com - Vimarsana News

Rosedale: Queens' Beginning and End | www.splicetoday.com

Rosedale: Queens’ Beginning and End Some of Long Island's longest roads begin and end in Rosedale. Quiet, suburban Rosedale is clustered along the Queens-Nassau County border, between Laurelton in the west and Valley Stream and Woodmere in the east. When visiting the area a couple of years ago, I was struck not by its architecture, which is mostly 1950s and 60s suburban sprawl; I was more impressed with its resemblance to neighboring Nassau. It seems to be a part of Queens only by political considerations. Until 1898, when New York City expanded to five boroughs, Queens and Nas...