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Lancaster family shares story of lead levels in home after baby is exposed - Vimarsana News

Lancaster family shares story of lead levels in home after baby is exposed

Joe Blauberg says him and his wife said him and his wife lived in their home for over 5 years. When they did an at home lead test the test came back positive“We

Inspiring changemakers celebrated the extraordinary Women's Day at LUX* South Ari Atoll - Vimarsana News

Inspiring changemakers celebrated the extraordinary Women's Day at LUX* South Ari Atoll

The Lux Collective’s beloved LUX* South Ari Atoll welcomed extraordinary guests for this year’s Women’s Day celebrated on the 8th of March.

Pittsburgh City Council creates fund to support new Lead Safety Ordinance - Vimarsana News

Pittsburgh City Council creates fund to support new Lead Safety Ordinance

Pittsburgh City Council on Tuesday approved legislation creating the Lead Safety Trust Fund, which will finance the city’s new Lead Safety Ordinance. The city will put $2 million in American Rescue Plan money into the trust, which may hold other cash dedicated to enacting the Lead Safety Ordinance, including funding

Pittsburgh City Council advances plans to create Lead Safety Trust Fund - Vimarsana News

Pittsburgh City Council advances plans to create Lead Safety Trust Fund

Pittsburgh City Council on Wednesday advanced a measure that would create the Lead Safety Trust Fund to help finance the city’s new Lead Safety Ordinance. The city would put $2 million in American Rescue Plan funding into the trust, which would also hold other cash dedicated to enacting the Lead

Judge orders hold on Pittsburgh's rental registry - Vimarsana News

Judge orders hold on Pittsburgh's rental registry

A judge has ordered a stay on Pittsburgh’s rental registry, a program that was struck down in court once before. This comes as the Apartment Association of Metropolitan Pittsburgh is suing the city over the measure, which was set to go into effect on May 29. City Council in November