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UNC activist dies on Saturday - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - Vimarsana News

UNC activist dies on Saturday - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

Brian Stone, a UNC activist, business development consultant and former Caribbean News Media Group Ltd chairman died on Saturday afternoon. Reports were he passed while playing table tennis at the Queen’s Park Oval in Port of Spain. In a statement, United National Congress PRO Dr Kirk Meighoo said Stone was a valuable part of the

BRIAN STONE PASSES - Vimarsana News

BRIAN STONE PASSES

UNC activist Brian Stone passed away this afternoon. He collapsed and died while playing table tennis at the Oval. Details on the TV6 Weekend News.

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Blackouts during heat waves could have dire public health consequences, study shows - Vimarsana News

Blackouts during heat waves could have dire public health consequences, study shows

As extreme summer temperatures contribute to the uptick in blackouts across the country, a new study shows that when the two events coincide the public health risks can be profound, especially in the Southwest.

Source: knpr.org
One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: Cannabis Licensing Procedures In Alabama Under Scrutiny - Vimarsana News

One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: Cannabis Licensing Procedures In Alabama Under Scrutiny

Alabama's cannabis regulator has indefinitely suspended all licensing for cultivators, dispensaries and related businesses involved in the state's fledgling medical marijuana program.

Blackouts during heat waves could have dire public health consequences, study shows - Vimarsana News

Blackouts during heat waves could have dire public health consequences, study shows

As extreme summer temperatures contribute to the uptick in blackouts across the country, a new study shows that when the two events coincide the public health risks can be profound, especially in the Southwest.