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Majority of Gen Z consider freelancing a viable career option—3 who have done it - Vimarsana News

Majority of Gen Z consider freelancing a viable career option—3 who have done it

According to a recent Fiverr survey, 70% of Gen Zers consider freelancing to be as viable a career option as a 9-to-5.

Source: cnbc.com
PatientPoint, Community Oncology Leaders Team Up on Next-Gen Engagement Platform to Improve Care Quality, Increase Practice Efficiencies and Drive Clinical Outcomes - Vimarsana News

PatientPoint, Community Oncology Leaders Team Up on Next-Gen Engagement Platform to Improve Care Quality, Increase Practice Efficiencies and Drive Clinical Outcomes

/PRNewswire/ -- Two dozen of community oncology's most influential voices have joined forces with PatientPoint to innovate a next-generation patient engagement...

'We're fully stocked': Longer mall hours, bigger Black Friday crowds eyed - Vimarsana News

'We're fully stocked': Longer mall hours, bigger Black Friday crowds eyed

Attention, shoppers!

TIPA hosts Skeet Shoot PAC fundraiser - Vimarsana News

TIPA hosts Skeet Shoot PAC fundraiser

The Texas International Produce Association held its annual Pull-for-PAC Skeet Shoot fundraiser Nov. 17, raising money for the association’s activities in Washington, DC, and Austin, TX. The event has grown each year and has become extremely popular with TIPA members. This year, 20 teams registered and more than 100 people were in attendance.

Taunton Youth Commission re-established by Mayor Shaunna O'Connell - Vimarsana News

Taunton Youth Commission re-established by Mayor Shaunna O'Connell

"It’s a great feeling to know I get to help form ideas and volunteer in the community that I grew up in," B-P senior Kaitlyn Johanson said.