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Do you and your co-workers really need a union at your workplace? - Vimarsana News

Do you and your co-workers really need a union at your workplace?

WASHINGTON —The labor movement may be graying, according to federal data, but not according to opinion polls for the AFL-CIO, and not according to a panel of young workers gathered there in the run-up to Labor Day to answer the question, “Why unionize?” The answers were as varied as the four y...

Looking Back on June 24 - Vimarsana News

Looking Back on June 24

100 Years Ago: 1923 Telephone service in Lewiston- Auburn and Maine is promised by the management of the local exchange. In the meantime, the war of conversation between the Electrical Workers’ organization, which led by Miss Julia O’Connor of Boston and the Telephone Brotherhood, an independent union goes merrily on with the first real test […]

Under construction: Some commercial construction projects nearly complete - Vimarsana News

Under construction: Some commercial construction projects nearly complete

Nationally, there’s talk of an economic downturn and possible recession, but things are still looking up for commercial construction projects nearing the finish line in the region.

Democrats choose Chicago for 2024 convention - Vimarsana News

Democrats choose Chicago for 2024 convention

This is the first normal convention since Democrats went virtual in 2020.

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ARPA contribution will go toward redevelopment of Duncan Box property - Vimarsana News

ARPA contribution will go toward redevelopment of Duncan Box property

HUNTINGTON — Huntington City Councilman Todd Sweeney, who represents District 2, distributed a portion of his designation of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to the Huntington Area Development Council