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Driver faces no charges in fatal Fargo pedestrian crash - Vimarsana News

Driver faces no charges in fatal Fargo pedestrian crash

Troopers say the driver had a green light on 13th Avenue, and the pedestrian had a do not cross signal.

Identities released following fatal pedestrian crash in Fargo - Vimarsana News

Identities released following fatal pedestrian crash in Fargo

(Fargo, ND) -- The victim and a driver are now identified in a fatal vehicle-vs-pedestrian crash that occurred in Fargo on Wednesday. The North Dakota Highway Patrol and Fargo Police say 68-year-old Deborah Hopper was crossing the westbound lanes of 13th Avenue South when she was struck by a truck driven by 63-year-old Abun Gofor. Authorities say Hopper was either in or near

Police ID pedestrian, driver in fatal Fargo crash - Vimarsana News

Police ID pedestrian, driver in fatal Fargo crash

A pedestrian was killed in a crash involving a pickup truck near the intersection of 13th Avenue South and 32nd Street South early Wednesday, Sept. 13, 2023.

Farmington office food court planned as companies upgrade amenities - Vimarsana News

Farmington office food court planned as companies upgrade amenities

Farmington companies add perks like food courts and podcast rooms as they seek to bring workers back to the office.

Disproportionately displaced during pandemic, companies, state focus on bringing more women back to the workforce - Vimarsana News

Disproportionately displaced during pandemic, companies, state focus on bringing more women back to the workforce

After leaving the labor force 11 years ago to care for her two children, Marin Ranta wanted to return to work last fall. But with such a large gap on her resume, she worried about her ability to find a job. “You hear that it’s much harder to get hired even if you’ve been out of the workforce for a year, much less five or 10,” said Ranta, a 43-year-old Marlborough resident. But a growing number of Connecticut employers no longer regard returning moms as a forgotten lot, but a rich, largely untapped talent pool.