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FBI recognizes YSU for help in criminal investigations - Vimarsana News

FBI recognizes YSU for help in criminal investigations

Youngstown State University’s Department of Physics, Astronomy, Geology and Environmental Science will receive the FBI Director’s Community Leadership Award in a ceremony Tuesday morning at the FBI field office in Boardman. The award recognizes YSU for assisting the FBI Evidence Response Team in several recent criminal investigations. “This is an important award for us,” said

Source: ysu.edu
YSU recognized for helping FBI with ground penetrating radar - Vimarsana News

YSU recognized for helping FBI with ground penetrating radar

The award recognizes YSU for assisting the FBI Evidence Response Team in several recent criminal investigations.

Source: wfmj.com
Bryan World Productions Releases 2 Award-Winning Docs & Book Exploring the Eclectic World of the Urban Graffiti Artist - Vimarsana News

Bryan World Productions Releases 2 Award-Winning Docs & Book Exploring the Eclectic World of the Urban Graffiti Artist

Bob Bryan, Director, Producer accomplished what no other Filmmaker had yet been able to do; to create a Graffiti Documentary with mainstream crossover appeal.

MainStreet Bank Named Outstanding Large Business by Dulles Regional Chamber of Commerce - Vimarsana News

MainStreet Bank Named Outstanding Large Business by Dulles Regional Chamber of Commerce

/PRNewswire/ -- MainStreet Bancshares, Inc., (Nasdaq: MNSB) announced that its subsidiary MainStreet Bank has been honored as the outstanding large business of...

CFPB data collection plan may be too costly for some banks, credit unions - Vimarsana News

CFPB data collection plan may be too costly for some banks, credit unions

Community lenders may choose to stop serving small businesses rather than absorb the expense of collecting information on race and ethnicity under a proposal by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.