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St. Marys City Council honors outgoing staff members, supports grant effort of CAPSEA - Vimarsana News

St. Marys City Council honors outgoing staff members, supports grant effort of CAPSEA

ST. MARYS — Two outgoing City of St. Marys employees were honored at the start of Monday evening’s St. Marys City Council meeting.

Remote workers earn chance to live in the PA Wilds - Vimarsana News

Remote workers earn chance to live in the PA Wilds

Williamsport and Saint Marys, Pa. — As part of a PA Wilds program, remote workers will get the opportunity to work and live in a new city, exploring all the

Rural towns hope to entice remote workers to move to the Pa. Wilds with a 'free' summer. Here's how it's going. | Lifestyles - Vimarsana News

Rural towns hope to entice remote workers to move to the Pa. Wilds with a 'free' summer. Here's how it's going. | Lifestyles

Thousands of public dollars have gone toward the Wilds Are Working program. While only one participant has decided to move to the area, organizers say the program has other markers

'Free' programs try luring remote workers to PA Wilds towns | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

'Free' programs try luring remote workers to PA Wilds towns | News, Sports, Jobs

BELLEFONTE — A publicly funded initiative that pays out-of-area workers to temporarily live in the Pennsylvania Wilds with the goal of them becoming permanent

Rural towns hope to entice remote workers to move to the Pa. Wilds with a 'free' summer. Here's how it's going. | News - Vimarsana News

Rural towns hope to entice remote workers to move to the Pa. Wilds with a 'free' summer. Here's how it's going. | News

Thousands of public dollars have gone toward the Wilds Are Working program. While only one participant has decided to move to the area, organizers say the program has other markers