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Proposed Burnaby City Hall move draws reader opposition - Vimarsana News

Proposed Burnaby City Hall move draws reader opposition

City hall in Burnaby, BC, could be moved to Metrotown library, but some members of the public are unhappy with the location and ballpark cost.

Prop 12 Prompts Industry Soul-Searching on Sow Housing - Vimarsana News

Prop 12 Prompts Industry Soul-Searching on Sow Housing

Some Pennsylvania pork producers are skeptical of using federal legislation to overturn California’s rules for sow housing.

St. Vincent de Paul in need of volunteers to prepare over 7,000 meals daily - Vimarsana News

St. Vincent de Paul in need of volunteers to prepare over 7,000 meals daily

The kitchen at St. Vincent de Paul has never been busier, with the need for volunteers growing higher than ever before.

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Behavioral, public policy seminar on solar energy is coming to the University of Iowa - Vimarsana News

Behavioral, public policy seminar on solar energy is coming to the University of Iowa

Via the University of Iowa' Office of the Vice President for Research. By Eleanor Hildebrandt | October 26, 2021 Five panelists are coming to the University of Iowa on Wednesday to discuss the need for expanded solar energy at an event titled "Decarb 2040." The panel is comprised of academic, community, and industry experts who…

East Coast Farmers Worry California Laws Could Hurt Their Operations - Vimarsana News

East Coast Farmers Worry California Laws Could Hurt Their Operations

California’s pig confinement standards law not only affects producers in that state, it also affects those who raise pork sold in California, which could mean headaches for East Coast farmers.