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2-1-1 Community Day celebration connects thousands with resources - Vimarsana News

2-1-1 Community Day celebration connects thousands with resources

The free resource fair was sponsored by CommUnify’s Energy Services Program, in honor of National 2-1-1 day, reminding the public that a single call to 2-1-1 is the starting point

2nd Annual 2-1-1 Community Celebration in Santa Maria - Vimarsana News

2nd Annual 2-1-1 Community Celebration in Santa Maria

Over 60 organizations from both Santa Barbara County and San Luis Obispo County set up booths in the gymnasium of the Minami Community Center for people to seek help.

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New database maps large-scale solar projects across the country - Vimarsana News

New database maps large-scale solar projects across the country

The dataset, which will be updated annually, will be downloadable in multiple formats and accessible via an online map viewer.  

Database and interactive map of all large-scale solar energy facilities in the U.S - Vimarsana News

Database and interactive map of all large-scale solar energy facilities in the U.S

SGS and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Department of Energy release database and interactive map of all large-scale solar energy facilities in the U.S. Nearly 3,700 facilities and their attributes can be seen on and downloaded from the interactive map RESTON, Va. All large-scale solar energy facilities can now be found on a single map, thanks to

Mesa staff bypasses council on $2.6M land buy - Vimarsana News

Mesa staff bypasses council on $2.6M land buy

Mesa city staff bypassed City Council to but 9 acres of vacant land at 1340 E. University Drive from the federal government for $2.6 million.