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Former U.S. Attorney Rachael Rollins has a new job at Roxbury Community College - Vimarsana News

Former U.S. Attorney Rachael Rollins has a new job at Roxbury Community College

Rollins resigned as the state's top federal prosecutor in 2022 amid damning reports by watchdogs that accused her of ethics violations.

Source: boston.com
Gyprock ceiling supports acoustic management at Sydney high school - Vimarsana News

Gyprock ceiling supports acoustic management at Sydney high school

School environments are hard on buildings, and, therefore, demand durable and resilient materials that can stand up to the rough and tumble of everyday play and ever-changing educational demands.

Province Funds Local Beautification and Community Works Projects - Vimarsana News

Province Funds Local Beautification and Community Works Projects

Several local municipalities are receiving provincial government support for beautification projects and to provide work opportunities. The province is funding 39 projects in all, totalling $755,000. The Municipality of Inverness is receiving $25,000 for the Community of Judique Brand and installation of signs, $25,000 for a canteen and accessible washrooms at Inverness Beach, $25,000 for

Source: 989xfm.ca
Creating quiet and hard-working learning spaces | Architecture & Design - Vimarsana News

Creating quiet and hard-working learning spaces | Architecture & Design

Schools are busy spaces that are constantly subject to the rough and tumble of everyday activity and play.

Park Road Bridge improvements to deter trespassing on arches continue - Vimarsana News

Park Road Bridge improvements to deter trespassing on arches continue

06/12/21 After putting up chain link fences on all four corners of Iowa City’s Park Road Bridge to deter trespassing on its arches, the city is working on a permanent solution. The bridge, which opened in 2018, became infamous after a YouTube video showing a skateboarder hurtling down one of the arches to the delight of onlookers. YouTube took the video down and city officials warned that stunts like that could end in a fatality. The fences, while functional, were an eyesore. The Gazette reports that the design consultant for the $40 million Gateway Project that raised Dubuque Street and in...