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Coastal Cities in East Africa Cycle for Cleaner and more Inclusive Mobility - Vimarsana News

Coastal Cities in East Africa Cycle for Cleaner and more Inclusive Mobility

UN-Habitat and partners continue to arrange bike rides in various Africa cities to inspire officials to recognise the importance of cycling and to promote

Nonprofit workers in NYC rally for higher wages in mayor's budget - Vimarsana News

Nonprofit workers in NYC rally for higher wages in mayor's budget

Workers contracted by the city for nonprofit work say their wages make it difficult to adequately staff operations.

2 stabbed as NYC subway violence continues - Vimarsana News

2 stabbed as NYC subway violence continues

Mayor Eric Adams has promised to crack down on transit crime and homelessness as a rash of subway attacks continues.

Source: fox5ny.com
Art, music mark Gallery Crawl's returns to Pittsburgh Cultural District - Vimarsana News

Art, music mark Gallery Crawl's returns to Pittsburgh Cultural District

Pittsburgh Cultural Trust’s annual winter Gallery Crawl returns Jan. 28 to the Cultural District, with more than 20 free events from 5:30-10 p.m. The 14 crawl stops include Trust galleries and other outdoor and indoor locations and public art places. “We have some very exciting events planned as we welcome

Governor Hochul Announces $145 Million Awarded to 21 Developments Across New York to Provide Nearly 1,200 Affordable Homes - Vimarsana News

Governor Hochul Announces $145 Million Awarded to 21 Developments Across New York to Provide Nearly 1,200 Affordable Homes

Governor Hochul announced more than $145 million has been awarded to create or preserve 1,178 affordable homes in 21 separate developments across New York.

Source: ny.gov