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The GOP's Lower Energy Costs Act passed the U.S. House on March 30 with only a handful of Democratic votes. The president has already promised a veto even before the Senate has taken up the bill.

The former State Representative for the 35th District is now serving in the state’s second highest office.

The bill’s failure was due, in part, to disagreement within the environmental community about what should be included. Some environmental groups are prepared to support the bill this time around — but only if it includes key points on affordability and biofuels.

As Election Day draws nearer, ballots in State College and for the Penn State community will host a variety of different candidates to choose from.

Published here in the order received -- our two mayoral candidates’ answers to the questions posed by the Rossland Telegraph (RT). These answers are not edited, except that any response longer than the word limit imposed has been shortened to fit within it, without changing the meaning of the answer. One of these two men will be Rossland’s next mayor. The choice is ours,

The campaign joins an international movement to define and criminalize ‘killing the environment.’

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The latest Utah news for Tuesday morning, Jan. 15, 2022.

Living in Florida, we all know that action must be taken and that needs to happen quickly.

Pickleball sometime maybe; how long is a block? -- stashing some money for policing costs; more progress on the North Jubilee Park; encouraging diversity in local government; more younger unvaccinated people in hospital with COVID . . . Present: Mayor Kathy Moore and Councillors Terry Miller, Andy Morel, Janice Nightingale, Chris Bowman and Dirk Lewis. Absent: Stewart Spooner.