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A decade after tragic loss to gun violence, Chicago family rallies around victim's daughter's bright future - Vimarsana News

A decade after tragic loss to gun violence, Chicago family rallies around victim's daughter's bright future

Ten years after losing their son to Chicago gun violence, a grieving family has kept hope alive. They wanted to share their story with other families who might also be experiencing the pain of loss.

Neil Young looks to be a rudder as he takes over as Lodi Unified superintendent - Vimarsana News

Neil Young looks to be a rudder as he takes over as Lodi Unified superintendent

Lodi Unified School District Superintendent Neil Young said he feels the weight of responsibility in his new role, and that responsibility is to prepare students for the future.

Sofranko running for Carbon County commissioner – Times News Online - Vimarsana News

Sofranko running for Carbon County commissioner – Times News Online

Michael J. Sofranko is announcing that he will be seeking the Republican nomination for Carbon County commissioner. A lifelong Carbon County resident, he is employed at Mack Trucks in Macungie. His th...

Intel CEO has an audacious $43.5B plan to revive the troubled chipmake - Vimarsana News

Intel CEO has an audacious $43.5B plan to revive the troubled chipmake

How CEO Gelsinger, who grew up at Intel in its heyday, plans to tackle its challenges—both technological and cultural—and maybe even build a better America.

Here's how one CT manufacturer has successfully tackled the industry's workforce shortage - Vimarsana News

Here's how one CT manufacturer has successfully tackled the industry's workforce shortage

Machines whirred and clanked on a recent afternoon at Carey Manufacturing Co., as about a dozen employees worked at stations making latches, handles and other products the Cromwell company produces for the military and aerospace sectors and computer devices.