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Free Dental Sealants for middle school and elementary students - Vimarsana News

Free Dental Sealants for middle school and elementary students

This month select middle school and elementary school students can receive free dental sealants and fluoride varnish to help prevent cavities, as part of Delta Dental of Idaho’s Grins on the Go Program.

This initiatives aim to address critical needs for our kūpuna - Vimarsana News

This initiatives aim to address critical needs for our kūpuna

In a bid to provide better access to health insurance and nutritious meals in West Oʻahu, two vital initiatives have taken root: the launch of Get2insurance’s monthly visits to Waianae and the introduction of the King Lunalilo Trust’s Kūpuna Meals-To-Go Program. These initiatives aim to address critical needs within the community and enhance the well-being […]

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2 Berks municipalities get state grants to upgrade traffic lights - Vimarsana News

2 Berks municipalities get state grants to upgrade traffic lights

The state has awarded Boyertown and West Reading grants to support traffic signal upgrades.

Blakely, Olyphant receive nearly $700,000 for traffic signal upgrades - Vimarsana News

Blakely, Olyphant receive nearly $700,000 for traffic signal upgrades

Newly awarded state grants gave Blakely and Olyphant the green light Friday for traffic signal upgrades at four busy intersections.

ICYMI: Proclaiming Grace by Remembering Jenna | Williamsburg Yorktown Daily - Vimarsana News

ICYMI: Proclaiming Grace by Remembering Jenna | Williamsburg Yorktown Daily

JAMES CITY COUNTY — Losing Jenna Grace King at the age of 17 to a car accident showed her mother, Melanie King, that grief looks different for everyone.