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KPIX KPIX 5 News At 11pm September 28, 2014 - Vimarsana News

KPIX KPIX 5 News At 11pm September 28, 2014

From governor jerry brown, the West Medical Center will stay open a little longer. But Nancy Skinner says the 3 million of immediate cash that sb883 provides to the debt ridden hospital is only a band aid. A temporary solution. But perhaps hope of funding a permanent one. It gives us another window of time to see if we can provide funding for long term sustainability for the hospital. Reporter the emergency room is already closed and one death has been blamed for it because the next hospital was too far away. Reporter one out of three people in Contra Costa County live in direct proximity to t...

TJC offers summer activity, athletic camps for ages 3 and up | News - Vimarsana News

TJC offers summer activity, athletic camps for ages 3 and up | News

Registration for TJC Summer Camps is now open for kids ages 3 and up. Camps begin in June and continue through mid-August.

Norfolk County goes electronic to reduce paper use - Vimarsana News

Norfolk County goes electronic to reduce paper use

Paperless future ‘never going to happen,’ but municipality taking strides to cut down on printing

Norfolk County looks for ways to reduce paper use | Strathroy Age Dispatch - Vimarsana News

Norfolk County looks for ways to reduce paper use | Strathroy Age Dispatch

If you could stack all 1.6 million pages printed by Norfolk County employees last year, the pile would reach 546 feet.

Norfolk County looks for ways to reduce paper use | Sarnia & Lambton County This Week - Vimarsana News

Norfolk County looks for ways to reduce paper use | Sarnia & Lambton County This Week

If you could stack all 1.6 million pages printed by Norfolk County employees last year, the pile would reach 546 feet.