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7,000+ kids to receive holiday gifts from Nashville Last Minute Toy Store - Vimarsana News

7,000+ kids to receive holiday gifts from Nashville Last Minute Toy Store

Thousands of children in Davidson County will have be given holiday gifts thanks to the Last Minute Toy Store and the local community.

Women's Shelter receiving grant from state to triple capacity | News - Vimarsana News

Women's Shelter receiving grant from state to triple capacity | News

ROCHESTER, Minn.-The Women’s Shelter and Support Center is receiving a shelter capital fund grant from the state of Minnesota to triple their capacity.

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ABB and Wallenius Marine Open the First OVERSEA Fleet Support Center - Vimarsana News

ABB and Wallenius Marine Open the First OVERSEA Fleet Support Center

ABB and shipping company Wallenius Marine have opened the doors of the first OVERSEA Fleet Support Center, a major milestone in their collaborative st...

ABB : and Wallenius Marine open the first OVERSEA Fleet Support Center to provide centralized services -December 12, 2023 at 04:18 am EST - Vimarsana News

ABB : and Wallenius Marine open the first OVERSEA Fleet Support Center to provide centralized services -December 12, 2023 at 04:18 am EST

ABB and Wallenius Marine open the first OVERSEA Fleet Support Center to provide centralized services Press release | STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN | 2023-12-12 • The first...

Rochester women's shelter plans larger facility with help from state grant funding - Vimarsana News

Rochester women's shelter plans larger facility with help from state grant funding

“We are hoping to double, if not triple, our capacity,” Women's Shelter and Support Center Executive Director Artyce Thomas said.