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Climate change could make freak events like Fort Lauderdale's rain bomb more common - Vimarsana News

Climate change could make freak events like Fort Lauderdale's rain bomb more common

Science and the reality of government planning suggest that it’s far too expensive and technologically complicated to build a city that can withstand 2 feet of rain in a single day. But it could be a sign of what’s to come, as unchecked climate change could make rain bombs more common.

Source: wlrn.org
New Fort Lauderdale Fire Station Shut Down Over Mold Issues - Vimarsana News

New Fort Lauderdale Fire Station Shut Down Over Mold Issues

A new fire station in Fort Lauderdale was shut down over mold issues.

Spiffy new water plant to cost Fort Lauderdale $700M. Critics say old one's not dead, can be rebuilt – Sun Sentinel - Vimarsana News

Spiffy new water plant to cost Fort Lauderdale $700M. Critics say old one's not dead, can be rebuilt – Sun Sentinel

Fort Lauderdale says it's time to replace its aging water treatment plant with a new one that will cost nearly $700 million. But some think Fiveash can be saved. And a whole lot of money with it.

Court news: Ottertail man charged with domestic assault by strangulation; DWI charges for Ogema man - Vimarsana News

Court news: Ottertail man charged with domestic assault by strangulation; DWI charges for Ogema man

As his girlfriend tried to leave the apartment, he slammed the door on her hand. He is also accused of choking her during the argument to the point that she almost passed out, according to court records.

Post box topper in memory of postie Alan Dodds - Vimarsana News

Post box topper in memory of postie Alan Dodds

A POST box topper has been in honour of a postman who worked in Didcot for 32 years.