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Padre Dam Municipal Water customers fed up with high bills - Vimarsana News

Padre Dam Municipal Water customers fed up with high bills

Padre Dam customers in East San Diego County are fed up, saying their water bills are way too high. This comes as rates are set to go up on July 1.

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Saluting the 'captain' - Davison Index - Vimarsana News

Saluting the 'captain' - Davison Index

Photo provided Burton Mayor Duane Haskins presented Greg Benjamin of the Captain’s Quarters Lounge, 6011 E. Atherton Rd., with a key to the City of Burton recognizing him for all he and the Captain’s Quarters does in the community at the Burton Chamber of Commerce luncheon in December. Benjamin, who is retiring after 35 years

Saluting the 'captain' - Burton View - Vimarsana News

Saluting the 'captain' - Burton View

Photo provided Burton Mayor Duane Haskins presented Greg Benjamin of the Captain’s Quarters Lounge, 6011 E. Atherton Rd., with a key to the City of Burton recognizing him for all he and the Captain’s Quarters does in the community at the Burton Chamber of Commerce luncheon in December. Benjamin, who is retiring after 35 years

Some fear staff shortages from New Mexico hospital worker vaccine mandate - Vimarsana News

Some fear staff shortages from New Mexico hospital worker vaccine mandate

Las Cruces hospitals will comply with the state order, but workers and leaders aren't ruling out potential staffing shortages.

Some fear staff shortages from New Mexico hospital worker vaccine mandate - Vimarsana News

Some fear staff shortages from New Mexico hospital worker vaccine mandate

Las Cruces hospitals will comply with the state order, but workers and leaders aren't ruling out potential staffing shortages.