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Ogdensburg hires grant writer to help fund fire department expenses - Vimarsana News

Ogdensburg hires grant writer to help fund fire department expenses

OGDENSBURG -- Hoping to maximize grant revenues to help shore up funding for the fire department, Ogdensburg City Council agreed to hire Julie Burline of MJ Burden Inc. at a cost of $10,000. …

Training over 9,000 personnel, redevelopment being done keeping requirements after 50 years in mind: Railways' grand revamp plan | India News - Vimarsana News

Training over 9,000 personnel, redevelopment being done keeping requirements after 50 years in mind: Railways' grand revamp plan | India News

Prime Minister Narendra Modi Sunday laid the foundation stone for 508 of the stations taken up for upgrade in the first phase for around Rs 24,700 crore.

Morning Notes | ARLnow.com - Vimarsana News

Morning Notes | ARLnow.com

Amtrak Station Construction in Sight -- "Amtrak says construction on a new station in Crystal City could begin as soon as 2025, though the date of completion remains unclear. The rail service disclosed June 5 it had applied for $33.8 million through a competitive Federal Railroad Administration grant program... The money Amtrak applied for would

Source: arlnow.com
Rats, trash, dogs, oh my! Residents share local concerns at town hall • Brooklyn Paper - Vimarsana News

Rats, trash, dogs, oh my! Residents share local concerns at town hall • Brooklyn Paper

Southern Brooklynites shared a laundry-list of concerns at a town hall meeting, touching on everything from dirty streets to illegally parked trucks. 

Boston construction sites still have very few Black workers. Who's to blame for that? - Vimarsana News

Boston construction sites still have very few Black workers. Who's to blame for that?

A new alliance of Black trade unionists is trying to open the door to more diversity in local union halls.

Source: wgbh.org