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'Not ready for prime time yet': How local officials are preparing and training for electric vehicles - Vimarsana News

'Not ready for prime time yet': How local officials are preparing and training for electric vehicles

The electrification of American cars isn't just theoretical anymore, and that's why firefighters learned how to handle EV battery fires and mayors got tips on how to power their future electric snowplow fleets at the recent Green Drives conferences in Naperville organized by Chicago Area Clean Cities.

Partnering up with Morphis, Inc. Rochester Armored Car Completes The Next Step on its Path to Cash Visibility - Vimarsana News

Partnering up with Morphis, Inc. Rochester Armored Car Completes The Next Step on its Path to Cash Visibility

Dallas (PRWEB) April 13, 2022 -- Recently Rochester Armored Car completed a Cash Visibility (CV) pilot that included a Rochester customer, Rochester’s fintech

Source: prweb.com
Enrolment of Afghan children starts in K-P - Vimarsana News

Enrolment of Afghan children starts in K-P

35 schools have been notified for this purpose

Coach donates 2,000 pieces of clothing to Virginia State University - Vimarsana News

Coach donates 2,000 pieces of clothing to Virginia State University

The college is one of six universities that will share a total of 11,000 items of clothing from the New York-based conglomerate

March is National Reading Month - Vimarsana News

March is National Reading Month

This year, over 5,300 children will receive WKAR Family Reading Kits. Made possible through community partnerships and donor support, the project is part of our commitment to supporting a culture of literacy across mid-Michigan communities.

Source: wkar.org