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Via Renewables Inc (VIA) Reports $14.7 Million Net Income for Q3 2023 - Vimarsana News

Via Renewables Inc (VIA) Reports $14.7 Million Net Income for Q3 2023

Significant Increase in Gross Profit and Retail Gross Margin

Source: yahoo.com
Melbourne Fire Department Hosts Awards Ceremony Honoring Employees for Exceptional Service - Vimarsana News

Melbourne Fire Department Hosts Awards Ceremony Honoring Employees for Exceptional Service

The Melbourne Fire Department hosted an awards ceremony to honor and recognize employees who have provided exceptional service and earned promotions. The department also recognized an employee who was retiring after close to 40 years of service to the City of Melbourne.

Top 3 Utilities Stocks Which Could Rescue Your Portfolio This Quarter - SJW Gr (NYSE:SJW), Avista (NYSE:AVA) - Vimarsana News

Top 3 Utilities Stocks Which Could Rescue Your Portfolio This Quarter - SJW Gr (NYSE:SJW), Avista (NYSE:AVA)

The most oversold stocks in the utilities sector presents an opportunity to buy into undervalued companies.

Seaman sues the SSA - The Martha's Vineyard Times - Vimarsana News

Seaman sues the SSA - The Martha's Vineyard Times

A seaman is pursuing a personal injury lawsuit against the Steamship Authority (SSA).  According to the complaint filed on June 9 with the U.S. District Court, Keith Maxwell, plaintiff and a seaman who worked for the SSA, was injured while on the job in August 2020 aboard the ferry Nantucket.  Maxwell alleges in the complaint […]

Letters: Firefighting consequences of water crisis driven home - Vimarsana News

Letters: Firefighting consequences of water crisis driven home

'The letter says that, should water reserves dwindle to the point experienced last year, the Sechelt Fire Department may no longer be capable of providing the current level of fire protection.'