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Spokane Non-Profits and Community Leaders Welcome New Arrivals from Afghanistan - Vimarsana News

Spokane Non-Profits and Community Leaders Welcome New Arrivals from Afghanistan

Several Spokane community leaders and non-profit organizations came together for the “Welcoming the Afghan Community to America” event Saturday (Dec. 11), at the Women’s Club, and many recently-arrived Afghan people showed up to receive that welcome.

EQ Inc.: EQ Works Announces the Appointment of Mark Finney to Chief Revenue Officer and other Executive Leadership Additions - Vimarsana News

EQ Inc.: EQ Works Announces the Appointment of Mark Finney to Chief Revenue Officer and other Executive Leadership Additions

TORONTO, ON / ACCESSWIRE / October 26, 2021 / EQ Inc. (TSXV:EQ) ("EQ Works" or "EQ"), a leader in geospatial data and artificial intelligence driven software is pleased to announce the appointment of Mark

Inslee welcomes Afghan refugees at airport - Vimarsana News

Inslee welcomes Afghan refugees at airport

Gov. Jay Inslee welcomed arriving Afghans during an event at the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport's Afghan Welcome Center on Friday.

Researchers: Wildfire debate misses crucial science - Vimarsana News

Researchers: Wildfire debate misses crucial science

Science has clear evidence but a muddled message about how to treat forests and protect homes from wildfire, local researchers said in response to national controversy over fire management.

Scientists: Science-based management, fire-resistant homes can offset wildfires - Vimarsana News

Scientists: Science-based management, fire-resistant homes can offset wildfires

In the Northern Rockies, almost 3,800 fires burned about 1 million acres, according to the Northern Rockies Coordination Center.

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