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State Treasurer Fiona Ma, CARB announce milestone in financing program that helps purchase low-emission trucks, heavy-duty vehicles - Vimarsana News

State Treasurer Fiona Ma, CARB announce milestone in financing program that helps purchase low-emission trucks, heavy-duty vehicles

SACRAMENTO – A landmark program between the California Pollution Control Financing Authority and the California Air Resources Board has just surpassed a milestone of financing enough truck loans to help get more than 36,000 cleaner trucks on the road, State Treasurer Fiona Ma and the California Air Resources Board announced today.

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Herkimer College appoints Procopio assistant director of public relations - Vimarsana News

Herkimer College appoints Procopio assistant director of public relations

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VA Beats Private Sector Hospitals for Post-Op Surgical Mortality - Vimarsana News

VA Beats Private Sector Hospitals for Post-Op Surgical Mortality

Study questions veterans' benefit from obtaining care outside the VA system

Local Central Valley airports getting a more than $600K federal boost - Vimarsana News

Local Central Valley airports getting a more than $600K federal boost

Local Central Valley airports will get more than $600,000 and Fresno Yosemite International will receive $4.67 million from the bipartisan infrastructure bill recently passed by Congress that also allocates nearly

Public-Private Partnership Leads to a Greener Springfield District - Vimarsana News

Public-Private Partnership Leads to a Greener Springfield District

Fairfax County, Virginia - Land Development Services News Public-Private Partnership Leads to a Greener Springfield District