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How you can help others during the holidays - Vimarsana News

How you can help others during the holidays

Is your organization seeking donations or volunteers during the upcoming holidays, or do you have a fundraiser to benefit a local nonprofit? Submit information to life@guampdn.com.

Soroptomists host annual brunch fundraiser online this year - Vimarsana News

Soroptomists host annual brunch fundraiser online this year

The PDN’s Lend a Hand feature aims to meet the needs of Guam’s charitable organizations. Send all details about fundraising events, donation requests or volunteer needs to life@guampdn.com.

Lo Sbaracco: otto giorni di mega-saldi a Castelfiorentino - Vimarsana News

Lo Sbaracco: otto giorni di mega-saldi a Castelfiorentino

Da lunedì 30 agosto i commercianti del centro organizzano unagrande vendita di fine stagione, con centinaia di articoli

Mosaico romano sotto al cantiere di Cesena delle "Tre Piazze" - Vimarsana News

Mosaico romano sotto al cantiere di Cesena delle "Tre Piazze"

Procedono di buon passo i cinque maxi cantieri attivi oggi in città: tutti tranne il viadotto Kennedy che registra un riardo dalle due alle quatto settimane sui tempi calcolati per la riapertura alla viabilità a causa del difficile reperimento delle materie prime che caratterizza negli ultimi tempi il mondo dell’edilizia. Progetti Le “Tre piazze, Almerici, Fabbri e Bufalini, la scuola primaria di Martorano, il 3° lotto della Grande Malatestiana e la rotatoria di Borgo Paglia sono invece a buon punto. Lo stato dell’avanzamento dei vari lavori, che per tutti i 5 cantieri vedono un cost...

Proposed resort would be Guam's tallest building - Vimarsana News

Proposed resort would be Guam's tallest building

The Taiwanese developers of the Honhui Guam Resort, which is at the site of the former Royal Palm Hotel in Tumon, plan to build the tallest building on island, with 913 hotel rooms, according to project architect Brent Wiese. Wiese, senior vice president and principal architect with RIM Architects, provided the first public details about the massive hotel and condominium project during Thursday’s meeting of the Rotary Club of Guam. Rotarians met at Three Squares restaurant in Tamuning. As currently designed, the resort building will have two connected towers, built close to the shoreline...