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Heavy rains, flooding cause property damage, ICS and Starship suspension - Vimarsana News

Heavy rains, flooding cause property damage, ICS and Starship suspension

Heavy rains across JMU and the greater Harrisonburg community lead to flooding and property damage; Inner Campus Shuttles (ICS) and Starship Delivery robots temporarily suspended services. TDU was also evacuated

Reflecting on 30 Years of POZ - Vimarsana News

Reflecting on 30 Years of POZ

A look back at three decades of HIV coverage

Source: poz.com
Can you make a call on your cellphone? How outage is affecting 911 service in Florida - Vimarsana News

Can you make a call on your cellphone? How outage is affecting 911 service in Florida

Miami, Atlanta, New York City, Chicago, Indianapolis and several cities in Texas are among those affected, according to downdetector.com.

Source: yahoo.com
Travel, water service to be impacted in Downtown Augusta due to repair work by Augusta Utilities - Vimarsana News

Travel, water service to be impacted in Downtown Augusta due to repair work by Augusta Utilities

AUGUSTA, Ga. (WJBF) – Travel and water service will be impacted in the Downtown Augusta area starting Tuesday, February 13th. Augusta Utilities will be conducting repair work for the Greene Street TIA Improvement Project. According to Augusta Utilities, the intersection of Greene Street and 4th Street will be closed from Tuesday February 13th until Friday, […]

Source: yahoo.com
Soldiers in Sri Lanka's hospitals, as health workers strike - Vimarsana News

Soldiers in Sri Lanka's hospitals, as health workers strike

In a sign of deepening militarisation in Sri Lanka, the government has deployed uniformed soldiers to hospitals across the island, as a strike by health unions intensifies.