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Mental health is where we should start with homelessness - Vimarsana News

Mental health is where we should start with homelessness

I am responding to Kathi Mendes Gulley's Feb. 1 opinion piece, "Lost faith," and her stated lost faith about how homelessness in San Luis Obispo...

Why volunteers are documenting San Luis Obispo County's homeless population - Vimarsana News

Why volunteers are documenting San Luis Obispo County's homeless population

San Luis Obispo County conducted its bi-annual Point-in-Time Count on Tuesday. The goal is to document the number of people experiencing homelessness in our communities.

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Enterprise Automation Promotes Jasmine Jauregui to Engineering Manager and Kyle Pickrell Earns California Professional Engineer License - Vimarsana News

Enterprise Automation Promotes Jasmine Jauregui to Engineering Manager and Kyle Pickrell Earns California Professional Engineer License

Irvine, CA (PRWEB) May 18, 2022 -- Enterprise Automation, A Tetra Tech Company, North America’s leading provider of automation and digital transformation

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Enterprise Automation Expands Its Digital Ecosystem Through Reekoh Partnership - Vimarsana News

Enterprise Automation Expands Its Digital Ecosystem Through Reekoh Partnership

Irvine, CA (PRWEB) November 30, 2021 -- Enterprise Automation (EA), A Tetra Tech Company, announced a strategic partnership today with data and workflow

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Waste not: Trash habits have changed during the COVID-19 pandemic - Vimarsana News

Waste not: Trash habits have changed during the COVID-19 pandemic

WHEN IN DOUBT Face masks can't be recycled, and the ground isn't a trash can. It was sometime around early November 2020 when Scott Pickford started to notice all the trash building up around downtown San Luis Obispo on his walk to work every morning. Disposable masks littered the bushes and lawns that lined the route to his office. Paper napkins, receipts, and discarded clothing tags filled the gutters of the streets. Downtown, he found that the city's trashcans were overflowing, and even when they weren't, there were still used coffee cups and beverage bottles sitting atop the ca...