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Boyd Fined $150K in Indiana After Not Disclosing Review into Executive - Vimarsana News

Boyd Fined $150K in Indiana After Not Disclosing Review into Executive

Boyd Gaming's Board ordered the investigation in 2019 after a female executive claimed a male exec coerced her into a sexual relationship

Source: casino.org
East Grand Forks finalizes 2022 budget - Vimarsana News

East Grand Forks finalizes 2022 budget

The final tally: $12.37 million in budgeted expenses paid for with $11.91 million worth of budgeted revenue and $457,000 from reserves

Colorado Edition: College attainment rates for Hispanic men; defining drought; Lake Mead bomber crash - Vimarsana News

Colorado Edition: College attainment rates for Hispanic men; defining drought; Lake Mead bomber crash

Today on Colorado Edition, we explore the impact of college attainment disparities for Hispanic men. We also dig into the definition of drought. And, we listen back to the story of a World War II-era bomber crashing into one of the Colorado River’s biggest reservoirs in 1948.

Source: kunc.org
Some East Grand Forks officials consider 'limited' rebuild of run-down road - Grand Forks news, weather and sports - Vimarsana News

Some East Grand Forks officials consider 'limited' rebuild of run-down road - Grand Forks news, weather and sports

Council members voted at a Dec. 7 meeting to authorize city staff to prepare plans for a $2.98 million rebuild of 20th and Fifth. In the days since, other options have been considered.

Colorado Edition: Warm start to winter; shrinking Western water supply; respiratory therapist's pandemic reflections - Vimarsana News

Colorado Edition: Warm start to winter; shrinking Western water supply; respiratory therapist's pandemic reflections

Today on Colorado Edition: We hear how a slow start to the winter season is intensifying climate concerns about the future in our region. We also get an update on ongoing discussions over the allocation of water from the Colorado River. Plus, we talk with a respiratory therapist about how her life changed during the pandemic, and after receiving a COVID-19 vaccine.

Source: kunc.org