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The rise of mass timber in multifamily housing construction - Vimarsana News

The rise of mass timber in multifamily housing construction

Mass timber construction experts offer advice on how to use prefabricated wood systems to help you reach for the heights with your next apartment or condominium project. 

Native American representation lacking on US corporate boards - Vimarsana News

Native American representation lacking on US corporate boards

A number of Indigenous people also serve on regional bank boards, utility companies, across the energy sector.

Source: abc10.com
SUN: New Mexico COVID map worsens as cases surge, Indigenous representation on US corporate boards continues to lack across the nation - Vimarsana News

SUN: New Mexico COVID map worsens as cases surge, Indigenous representation on US corporate boards continues to lack across the nation

The number of New Mexico counties showing high community levels of COVID-19 has risen from 7 to 17 according to data released by the CDC.

Source: kunm.org
'The hinge connecting the village's two halves' - Vimarsana News

'The hinge connecting the village's two halves'

For 100 years, the Mystic River Bridge has provided a vital link between the Stonington and Groton sides of the village. An estimated 11,800 cars a day cross the bridge, which opens hourly or on dema...

Source: theday.com
Indigenous representation lacking on U.S. corporate boards - Vimarsana News

Indigenous representation lacking on U.S. corporate boards

Mary Smith had a plan: She was going to serve as a member of a corporate board. She already had the resume. Smith is an attorney, and she had worked as the chief executive officer for the U.S. Indian Health Service, a $6 billion-a-year operation.