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City approves funds for hospital - Vimarsana News

City approves funds for hospital

By a narrow margin, the Athens City Council approved a resolution to allow payments to the Henderson County Hospital Authority to help UT Health Athens recoup some of the costs

9 NY counties eligible for Tropical Storm Fred relief funds - Vimarsana News

9 NY counties eligible for Tropical Storm Fred relief funds

Southern Tier governments and some non-profits can apply for funding to help cover projects that enhance resiliency and protect against future storms.

Williamstown Looking for Input on Uses for Spruces Property - Vimarsana News

Williamstown Looking for Input on Uses for Spruces Property

WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The town again is seeking input on how to reuse the Main Street parcel that formerly was the site of the Spruces Mobile Home Park.   To date, the feedback...

US Executive Branch Update – October 26, 2021 - Coronavirus (COVID-19) - Vimarsana News

US Executive Branch Update – October 26, 2021 - Coronavirus (COVID-19)

This report provides a snapshot of the US Executive Branch priorities via daily schedules and the prior day's press releases.

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Ames City Council discusses assessor resignation, bond referendum - Vimarsana News

Ames City Council discusses assessor resignation, bond referendum

Ames Tribune The Ames City Council voted to fund $17.5 million of a new $27.5 million aquatic center through general obligation bonds without voter's say Tuesday. With $10 million already fundraised for the project, the city needs to cover the remaining $17.5 million through general obligation bonds. Iowa's Reinvestment District Program, which could bring $10 million in tax rebates to Ames, will retroactively fund a portion of the project, but the city will need to use bonds upfront. "It is not a usual thing for us to move forward with a matter like this without taking it to the voters for...