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Tioga County receives nearly $2 million from state shared-services initiative - Vimarsana News

Tioga County receives nearly $2 million from state shared-services initiative

OWEGO, N.Y. — The New York Department of State announced Tioga County will receive $1.18 million in state matching funds as a result of taxpayer savings achieved in 2022.

Source: cnybj.com
Milwaukee Fire Department reopens Station 28 to improve response times - Vimarsana News

Milwaukee Fire Department reopens Station 28 to improve response times

The Milwaukee Fire Department held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday, commemorating its recommissioning of Engine Company 28, and reopening of Fire Station 28.

Source: wisn.com
Milwaukee Fire Department reopens fire station in Merrill Park neighborhood - Vimarsana News

Milwaukee Fire Department reopens fire station in Merrill Park neighborhood

The Milwaukee Fire Department has reopened a fire station in collaboration with Wauwatosa. First responders and officials say the station will be an essential addition to the Merill Park neighborhood.

Source: wuwm.com
Pueblo City Council to vote on funding $1 million United Way project - Vimarsana News

Pueblo City Council to vote on funding $1 million United Way project

United Way of Pueblo County's Nonprofit LEAD Center will offer training programs, technology, office space and other resources for area nonprofits.

Update on Health Care Policy from Washington, DC. - Vimarsana News

Update on Health Care Policy from Washington, DC.

Key updates on healthcare law this week include COVID funds pushed in congress, with President Biden urging Congress to pass standalone COVID-aid. Biden Administration warned Congress that without the funds certain COVID-19 response efforts will stop as early as next week.