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Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling in Rancho Cucamonga announces expansion project - Vimarsana News

Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling in Rancho Cucamonga announces expansion project

Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling revealed plans for a substantial expansion of its operations at its current facility in Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. With plans to invest $500 million to transform the facility, Rancho Cucamonga is set to become only the fourth location where Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling manufactures in California.

BEA Board not happy with all state mandates | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

BEA Board not happy with all state mandates | News, Sports, Jobs

The Blue Earth Area School Board had a special guest at their meeting on Monday, Aug. 14. State representative Bjorn Olson was at the meeting to get input fro

BEA deals with many financial decisions | News, Sports, Jobs - Faribault County Register - Vimarsana News

BEA deals with many financial decisions | News, Sports, Jobs - Faribault County Register

The Blue Earth Area School Board faced one of their longest agendas in some time, but took care of a lot of business in a couple of hours’ time. Many of the

New GOPIO team sworn-in with Lal Motwani as president - Vimarsana News

New GOPIO team sworn-in with Lal Motwani as president

New GOPIO team sworn-in with Lal Motwani as presidentPlans to launch GOPIO Chambers of Commerce in different parts of the world

Federalizing Disasters Weakens FEMA--and Hurts Americans Hit by Catastrophes - Vimarsana News

Federalizing Disasters Weakens FEMA--and Hurts Americans Hit by Catastrophes

The Federal Emergency Management Agency has been responding to almost any natural disaster around the country, be it a contained three-county flood, or a catastrophe of near-epic proportions like Hurricane Katrina. As a result, many states and localities have trimmed their own emergency-response budgets, often leaving them ill prepared to handle even rain- or snowstorms without federal assistance. This leaves FEMA stretched far too thin and ill prepared to respond to grand-scale catastrophes. The “federalization of disasters” misdirects vital resources, leaving localities, states, and the ...