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Commercial Integrator Expo Conference to Feature 50+ Sessions - Vimarsana News

Commercial Integrator Expo Conference to Feature 50+ Sessions

Commercial Integrator Expo organizers today launched more than 50 educational programming sessions for Commercial Integrator Expo 2023.

Source: cepro.com
Vaccine mandates lead to job loss for some as deadlines mount - Vimarsana News

Vaccine mandates lead to job loss for some as deadlines mount

A city councilor in the small Colorado mountain town of Woodland Park has lost her job over her employer’s edict to either get a COVID-19 vaccinate and/or wear a mask,

Vaccine mandates lead to job loss for some Coloradans, demonstrating for others - Vimarsana News

Vaccine mandates lead to job loss for some Coloradans, demonstrating for others

A city councilor in the small Colorado mountain town of Woodland Park has lost her job over her employer’s edict to either get a COVID-19 vaccinate and/or wear a mask,

Vaccine mandates lead to job loss for some in Colorado as deadlines mount - Vimarsana News

Vaccine mandates lead to job loss for some in Colorado as deadlines mount

A city councilor in the small Colorado mountain town of Woodland Park has lost her job over her employer’s edict to either get a COVID-19 vaccinate and/or wear a mask,

Updates On COVID-19 In Indiana: 2,888 Cases, 65 Deaths Added To State's Totals - Vimarsana News

Updates On COVID-19 In Indiana: 2,888 Cases, 65 Deaths Added To State's Totals

The Indiana Department of Health added 2,888 COVID-19 cases to the state's total Wednesday, raising it to 959,409. The cases were confirmed Sept. 28. There were 65 confirmed COVID-19 deaths reported, raising the state's total to 15,132. The deaths occurred between Aug. 25 and Sept. 28.

Source: wfyi.org