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Uralla Fire Station $1.6M upgrade unveiled | The Northern Daily Leader - Vimarsana News

Uralla Fire Station $1.6M upgrade unveiled | The Northern Daily Leader

Uralla Fire Station reveals $1.6M upgrade with new training space and engine bays. Minister Jihad Dib announces state upgrade of fire stations.

American filmmaker on dangers of the Internet - Vimarsana News

American filmmaker on dangers of the Internet

The Internet and social media can be wild and dangerous. How can or should we deal with the negative effects, the dangers and how to manage and control them?The Internet and social media can be wi ...

Rail service between Prague, Kosice and Ukrainian town of Chop launched - Vimarsana News

Rail service between Prague, Kosice and Ukrainian town of Chop launched

Private rail carrier RegioJet launched a new train connection between Prague and the Ukrainian town of Chop via Zilina and Kosice as of Thursday. Private rail carrier RegioJet launched a new train ...

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President pardons man serving 10-year sentence for possessing marijuana - Vimarsana News

President pardons man serving 10-year sentence for possessing marijuana

President Zuzana Caputova has granted a pardon to a 31-year-old man convicted of possessing marijuana for personal consumption, the President's Spokesperson Martin Strizinec told TASR on Wednesday ...

Gov't approves bills facilitating access of foreigners to labour market - Vimarsana News

Gov't approves bills facilitating access of foreigners to labour market

When employing foreigners from third countries, Slovakia is interested in finding workers for professions for which it cannot find employees on the domestic labour market, but the government's pri ...