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Linn-Benton area thawing after ice storm - Vimarsana News

Linn-Benton area thawing after ice storm

As the ice continues to melt and recede from the past week's cold snap, mid-Willamette Valley residents, businesses and safety workers are cleaning up the wreckage while dealing with rain,

Impact: Lincoln City's aggressive apartment buildup - Vimarsana News

Impact: Lincoln City's aggressive apartment buildup

Two affordable housing developments that will provide much needed homes for income qualified tenants are rising up along the stretch of Highway 101 between Grocery Outlet and Safeway, in Lincoln

Oregon Housing and Community Services awards $7.5 million for rural housing aid - Vimarsana News

Oregon Housing and Community Services awards $7.5 million for rural housing aid

The Oregon Housing and Community Services tells us they have awarded $7.5 million in funding for those who are experiencing homelessness.

Source: kpic.com
Oregon Housing and Community Services awards $7.5 million for rural housing aid - Vimarsana News

Oregon Housing and Community Services awards $7.5 million for rural housing aid

The Oregon Housing and Community Services tells us they have awarded $7.5 million in funding for those who are experiencing homelessness.

Source: kcby.com
Sudbury-Manitoulin buses go high-tech as students return to the classroom - Vimarsana News

Sudbury-Manitoulin buses go high-tech as students return to the classroom

The big yellow buses are rolling again on the roads of northeastern Ontario and this year, as the pandemic eases, they’ll be back to more normal numbers. For the 2022-23 school year, most students are expected to return to classroom learning, meaning buses will also be full.

Source: cbc.ca