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Mr. Geir Molvik hands over the baton as CEO of Cermaq Group as he wishes Cermaq well and seeks to prioritize his time differently going forward. New CEO from...

CADILLAC — The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) is warning the public of potential scams around mosquito treatment. In a press release Friday, the MDARD advised consumers to avoid falling victim to scams and illegitimate companies and only hire licensed mosquito control companies. The department has seen unlicensed firms advertising on social media, by email, online web pages, and with signs posted in neighborhoods. According to the release, mosquito control...

New Section Managers Appointed in Orange and Eastern Washington 06/30/2021 Carl Gardenias, WU6D, of Perris, California, is retiring as ARRL Orange Section Manager after serving in the position since 2003. His term of office had expired at the end of March, but he agreed to continue serving as SM until a successor was chosen. A re-solicitation for Section Manager nominations in the Orange Section was issued this past spring. The only nominee responding by the June 4 deadline was Bob Turner...

Ανακοίνωση του Τομεάρχη Παιδείας του ΣΥΡΙΖΑ, Νίκου Φίλη, για τις Πανελλήνιες 2021 που αρχίζουν αύριο Δευτέρα 14 Ιουνίου. Για αποκλεισμό 30.000 υποψηφί...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has renamed a wolf in Jackson County after discovering that what the agency originally thought was a dispersed male is actually a female — and she’s been traveling with a companion.

The city of Ottawa has a database and interactive map of more than 250,000 trees, which tells you the species and size of each.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has renamed a wolf in Jackson County after discovering that what the agency originally thought was a dispersed male is actually a female — and she’s been traveling with a companion.

The NWMO launches expanded water well sampling in South Bruce reflective of community input

Article content We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. NWMO News Back to video The Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO) has begun our water well sampling program in South Bruce, Ont., a first step in implementing our environmental baseline monitoring program, which was co-designed with the municipality. This program will provide residents with assurance that their water will be carefully safeguarded, and help landowners and the NWMO better unders...

Article content We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. NWMO News Back to video The Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO) has begun our water well sampling program in South Bruce, Ont., a first step in implementing our environmental baseline monitoring program, which was co-designed with the municipality. This program will provide residents with assurance that their water will be carefully safeguarded, and help landowners and the NWMO better unders...