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Federal grant announced for PA Wilds Center for Entrepreneurship - Vimarsana News

Federal grant announced for PA Wilds Center for Entrepreneurship

Pennsylvania’s federal senators had some good news for the PA Wilds this week, a $736,000 grant to stimulate growth in the region’s tourism and outdoor recreation workforce.

The Hill going forward: campus changes and improvements - Vimarsana News

The Hill going forward: campus changes and improvements

Students can expect to see many changes on the Hill this semester, with various construction projects completed and new ones breaking ground. HISTORY OF THE HILL The Hill became home to WKU in 1910 with the construction of Van Meter Hall. The hill of campus can be seen as a distinguishing feature, standing out in...

Does low knowledge of annuities help explain low adoption? - Vimarsana News

Does low knowledge of annuities help explain low adoption?

A recent research study explores how knowledge about annuities among advisors relates to decisions around usage.

2024 Housing Planning Study field work completed : Maui Now - Vimarsana News

2024 Housing Planning Study field work completed : Maui Now

The data collected will help the Hawaiʻi Housing Finance and Development Corporation and others in the affordable housing community to identify the greatest areas of needs. This will allow HHFDC to make more informed decisions about how to best maximize resources.

Study Finds 46% of Financial Professionals Don't Recommend LTC - Vimarsana News

Study Finds 46% of Financial Professionals Don't Recommend LTC

/PRNewswire/ -- A study on perceptions of long-term care (LTC) protection conducted by OneAmerica, in collaboration with Hanover Research, found that only 54%...