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Cascadia Samples 9.01% Copper and Prepares for 2024 Diamond Drilling at PIL Property, British Columbia - Vimarsana News

Cascadia Samples 9.01% Copper and Prepares for 2024 Diamond Drilling at PIL Property, British Columbia

Cascadia Minerals Ltd. is pleased to provide results of the 2023 exploration program at the PIL Property, located in the prolific Toodoggone porphyry copper-gold and epithermal precious metals district of northern , Canada. Work in 2023 included a... - Veroeffentlicht am 09.01.2024

With Ranked Choice Voting Coming to Washington State, It's Time to Coordinate Rollout - Vimarsana News

With Ranked Choice Voting Coming to Washington State, It's Time to Coordinate Rollout

State legislators can support local jurisdictions with streamlined implementation guidelines.

Building Northwest schools so they can shake off the next megaquake - Vimarsana News

Building Northwest schools so they can shake off the next megaquake

Officials in Washington and Oregon are considering changes that would fortify schools and other public buildings in the event of a major earthquake.

MultCo Chair Vega-Pederson works on earthquake safety, drug treatment plans - Vimarsana News

MultCo Chair Vega-Pederson works on earthquake safety, drug treatment plans

Multnomah County commissioners are urging the state legislature to increase spending for mental health and residential drug treatment and mitigating the threat of deadly gases being released in the event of a Cascadia Subduction Zone earthquake. Additionally, they have called for a statewide ban on public drug use.

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Building Northwest schools so they can shake off the next megaquake - Vimarsana News

Building Northwest schools so they can shake off the next megaquake

Officials in Washington and Oregon are considering changes that would fortify schools and other public buildings in the event of a major earthquake.