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Local restaurants are joining the fight against food insecurity through program - Vimarsana News

Local restaurants are joining the fight against food insecurity through program

DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) – Some local restaurants are joining the fight to end food insecurity through a program called Breadcoin. It’s to help those who are homeless, recovering addicts, single mothers, students, and anyone struggling with good insecurity. “I am doing the Breadcoins to help the community,” said Owner of OD’s Fish House Otis […]

Source: yahoo.com
Bill heads to Pa. Senate after Lincoln University students marched to Harrisburg for funding - Vimarsana News

Bill heads to Pa. Senate after Lincoln University students marched to Harrisburg for funding

Thirteen Lincoln University students marched to Harrisburg for three days and demanded lawmakers pass a bill allocating $19 million in critical funding for their school.

Gov. Wolf Calls for $2​,000 Payments, Wage Increase for Pennsylvanians - Vimarsana News

Gov. Wolf Calls for $2​,000 Payments, Wage Increase for Pennsylvanians

Go. Wolf joined Rep. Patty Kim in Harrisburg to call on the Republican-led General Assembly to finally act to support Pennsylvanians by passing legislation for the American Rescue Plan Act, which would send ​checks of up to $2,000 to ​millions of Pennsylvanians.

Source: pa.gov
'It can be equitable'; Norfolk company brings solar power to low-income neighborhoods - Vimarsana News

'It can be equitable'; Norfolk company brings solar power to low-income neighborhoods

"We are a fund that puts solar on buildings and disadvantaged neighborhoods, low income neighborhoods in Hampton Roads. And we do that using investor money, where the neighborhood gets the solar and their utility bill goes down, and the investor gets their money back," said founder Ruth Amundsen.

Source: wtkr.com