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'Who Works the River' career event aims to combat maritime worker shortage - Vimarsana News

'Who Works the River' career event aims to combat maritime worker shortage

The event offered hands-on activities like line-throwing, knot-tying and personal protective equipment safety to introduce students to maritime careers.

Nonprofit aims to combat maritime worker shortage - Vimarsana News

Nonprofit aims to combat maritime worker shortage

A global shortage of maritime workers is impacting almost 690,000 jobs globally, as reported by Drewry — a leading provider of research for the marine and shipping industry. Recent reports

Mountain Man Guns of the Early 1800s | Field & Stream - Vimarsana News

Mountain Man Guns of the Early 1800s | Field & Stream

Mountain man guns for trapping and hunting include the Model 1803 Harper’s Ferry Musket, The Hawken plains rifle, and more.

"Drawing Together" is awarded Norman B. Leventhal City Prize | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Vimarsana News

"Drawing Together" is awarded Norman B. Leventhal City Prize | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology

The 2022 MIT Leventhal City Prize is awarded to Drawing Together, a collaboration between MIT and New York City nonprofit Green City Force. The project will train young people for careers with a sustainability focus while they serve local public housing communities.

Source: mit.edu
Lightning Customers May Be Forced To Sign A One-Year Resales Ban - Vimarsana News

Lightning Customers May Be Forced To Sign A One-Year Resales Ban

With the start of LIghtning production, Ford is worried that there might be folks who jump in and try to jack up prices for new Lightnings by buying them at MSRP and then jacking the price. Customers for the new electric pickup may be forced to sign a one-year resale ban. It isn't unprecedented.