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Tyler Fire Department honors firefighters for service - Vimarsana News

Tyler Fire Department honors firefighters for service

During the ceremony, firefighters, retired firefighters and civilians were honored for their actions and service to the City of Tyler.

Source: kltv.com
Carpinteria looks forward with new fire facilities and funds for firefighter needs - Vimarsana News

Carpinteria looks forward with new fire facilities and funds for firefighter needs

Efforts are underway to raise money and support for firefighter needs and a new facility in the Carpinteria area. The goal is to have a safer community and added support for firefighters.

Source: keyt.com
Michigan State Police share crash statistics for 2022: What to know - Vimarsana News

Michigan State Police share crash statistics for 2022: What to know

Michigan State Police have released highway crash statistics for 2022, which are alarming as there were more than 293,000 accidents, and in those crashes, 1,123 people died, which is down one percent from 2021 when fewer people were on the road, but it's 15% higher than in 2018.

Technology That Will Change Our World in 2023 and Beyond: Manufacturing Innovation - Vimarsana News

Technology That Will Change Our World in 2023 and Beyond: Manufacturing Innovation

The director of NIST’s Manufacturing Extension Partnership looks ahead to the most transformative technology taking hold in the manufacturing world.

Source: nist.gov
Map used to regulate aquifer hasn't been updated in 40 years - Vimarsana News

Map used to regulate aquifer hasn't been updated in 40 years

A map used by the Guam Environmental Protection Agency in regulating the northern aquifer, which provides most of the island’s clean water, hasn’t been updated in nearly forty years, according