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Lt. Governor Crouch, Local Officials Host the Grand Opening of The District Housing Complex in Downtown Princeton - Vimarsana News

Lt. Governor Crouch, Local Officials Host the Grand Opening of The District Housing Complex in Downtown Princeton

Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch, Princeton Mayor Greg Wright, and local officials will join economic development leaders on Monday to announce the opening of The District Housing Complex. The District is the first Regional Economic Acceleration and Development Initiative (READI) project to be completed

Joint SWAT team agreement approved - Vimarsana News

Joint SWAT team agreement approved

PRINCETON — Princeton Common Council Monday approved a memorandum of understanding between the Princeton Police Department and Vincennes Police Department for a joint special weapons and tactics team.

The American semiconductor boom faces a massive obstacle: A lack of immigrants - Vimarsana News

The American semiconductor boom faces a massive obstacle: A lack of immigrants

One-third of the semiconductor industry workforce is foreign-born — so immigration hurdles are exacerbating a shortage of workers.

Source: aol.com
The American semiconductor boom faces a massive obstacle: Lack of immigrants - Vimarsana News

The American semiconductor boom faces a massive obstacle: Lack of immigrants

One-third of the semiconductor industry workforce is foreign-born — so immigration hurdles are exacerbating a shortage of workers.

Source: yahoo.com
Low-tech and high-touch: Folk schools boom as more crave working with their hands - Vimarsana News

Low-tech and high-touch: Folk schools boom as more crave working with their hands

The North House Folk School in Grand Marais is undergoing a $5 million campus expansion, part of a growth in traditional folk schools around the state as more people yearn for off-screen experiences working with their hands.