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How a new EMS training facility will 'meet a critical need' in Centre County - Vimarsana News

How a new EMS training facility will 'meet a critical need' in Centre County

The Moshannon Valley EMS will receive a $300,000 grant for the construction of a new ambulance and training center at the site of the former Philipsburg Area Hospital.

Source: yahoo.com
After discussion with engineer, Grampian council revises scope of work for fire station project - Vimarsana News

After discussion with engineer, Grampian council revises scope of work for fire station project

GRAMPIAN — Grampian Borough Council voted to extend the time period to advertise for bids for a project to resurface the apron in front of Grampian-Penn-Bloom Fire Co.’s station.

Lehighton project to cost $690K – Times News Online - Vimarsana News

Lehighton project to cost $690K – Times News Online

A project that calls for traffic and pedestrian improvements along Sgt. Stanley Hoffman Boulevard will cost Lehighton just under $700,000. On a unanimous measure, borough council on Monday awarded Liv...

Legislators tour Lancaster YWCA to see how state funds are being used for upgrades - Vimarsana News

Legislators tour Lancaster YWCA to see how state funds are being used for upgrades

Three Lancaster County legislators toured the YWCA headquarters on N. Lime St. Monday to see how state grant money is helping the organization upgrade its facilities.

Portland, OR Metro Council allocates almost $9M toward improving parks, natural areas - Vimarsana News

Portland, OR Metro Council allocates almost $9M toward improving parks, natural areas

The Oregon Metro Council has set aside nearly $9 million in funding to further develop five parks and nature projects throughout the Portland area. The money comes from the parks and nature bond measure passed by Multnomah, Clackamas and Washington County voters in November 2019.

Source: koin.com