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Santa Fe holding job fair Saturday for parks, transit positions - Vimarsana News

Santa Fe holding job fair Saturday for parks, transit positions

Management will screen applications and conduct interviews on site at the city's transmit administration office.

More negative impacts of Patrick Brown's budget cuts—Brampton neglecting proper funding for critical services | Spare News - Vimarsana News

More negative impacts of Patrick Brown's budget cuts—Brampton neglecting proper funding for critical services | Spare News

More fallout has been highlighted from Patrick Brown’s financial mismanagement since becoming mayor, as his budget cuts are being felt by departments across the municipal government.

Cobb to Consider Pushing Lower Roswell Road Revamp Forward - Vimarsana News

Cobb to Consider Pushing Lower Roswell Road Revamp Forward

MARIETTA — It’s been over a decade since a revamp of Lower Roswell Road was first proposed to the Cobb Board of Commissioners. And it may still see delays.

Former RI Transit Official To Lead Western Rail Expansion - Vimarsana News

Former RI Transit Official To Lead Western Rail Expansion

There are still many steps on the path to a functioning West-East Rail system across Massachusetts, but the Healey administration took one key step Tuesday in naming a director for the project.

Andy Koziol tapped to lead West-East rail project that would bring regular passenger rail service from Boston to Pittsfield - Vimarsana News

Andy Koziol tapped to lead West-East rail project that would bring regular passenger rail service from Boston to Pittsfield

There are still many steps on the path to a functioning West-East Rail system across Massachusetts, but the Healey administration took one key step Tuesday in naming a director for