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Finance Committee sifts through testimony from Corrections Bureau, Veterans Affairs, Personnel and Collective Bargaining - Vimarsana News

Finance Committee sifts through testimony from Corrections Bureau, Veterans Affairs, Personnel and Collective Bargaining

In questioning during Tuesday’s budget hearings, Finance Committee Chair Sen. Donna Frett-Gregory immediately grilled testifiers on the Bureau of Corrections’ overtime expenses in past years.

Department heads weather tough questions in budget hearing with mixed success - Vimarsana News

Department heads weather tough questions in budget hearing with mixed success

Three more V.I. government agencies went before the Senate Finance Committee on Monday to defend their 2024 budget requests with mixed success.

TAO targets DoH's lack of "complete and proper supporting documents" | American Samoa - Vimarsana News

TAO targets DoH's lack of "complete and proper supporting documents" | American Samoa

Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — “Not all Journal entries raised and posted into the accounting system have complete and proper supporting documents,” according to one of the

$350,000 in metal detectors to be added to Hickory schools during holiday break, superintendent says - Vimarsana News

$350,000 in metal detectors to be added to Hickory schools during holiday break, superintendent says

Over Christmas break, 19 new weapons detection systems are expected to be delivered and installed in the Hickory Public Schools district. The systems will be operational when students return from

Government shutdown would cost the US economy $1.8 billion a week, S&P says - Vimarsana News

Government shutdown would cost the US economy $1.8 billion a week, S&P says

Congress is flirting with a shutdown that would cost the US economy $1.8 billion for each week the government is closed, according to estimates by S&P Global Ratings.

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