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NPDC Supports Grassroots Organisations To Put Food On The Table - Vimarsana News

NPDC Supports Grassroots Organisations To Put Food On The Table

It’s hard feeding a family with grocery bills soaring, but Barry “Shimme” Schimanski is helping to feed dozens of households every day – and he’s upped his output thanks to funding ringfenced by NPDC to tackle food insecurity. <img ...

Curwensville board approves new employees and resignations - Vimarsana News

Curwensville board approves new employees and resignations

CURWENSVILLE — Curwensville Area School Board approved a number of personnel matters including hirings and resignations.

Episode 3 of 'Discover Jamestown' vlog features Arrowwood refuge - Vimarsana News

Episode 3 of 'Discover Jamestown' vlog features Arrowwood refuge

The vlog was created to showcase Jamestown's offerings.

WWNO announces local journalism fund in honor of Louisiana native, NPR reporter Cokie Roberts - Vimarsana News

WWNO announces local journalism fund in honor of Louisiana native, NPR reporter Cokie Roberts

A new fund in the Greater New Orleans Foundation will honor the memory of pioneer NPR news reporter and Louisiana native, Cokie Roberts, and will build a permanent funding source for radio station WWNO’s local news reporting. The “Cokie Roberts Fund for WWNO Local Journalism” was created with a leadership gift from Cokie Roberts’ family. WWNO aims to raise $1 million in additional donations for the Fund to augment the listener contributions and other revenues that will continue to be vital for the station’s service to south Louisiana.

Source: wwno.org
Washington D.C. transit union calls off 3-day strike, agrees to below-inflation wages for 150 D.C. transit workers - Vimarsana News

Washington D.C. transit union calls off 3-day strike, agrees to below-inflation wages for 150 D.C. transit workers

D.C. Circulator drivers will see their wages eaten up by inflation as an even greater crisis in the region’s transit system looms.

Source: wsws.org