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LAKEPORT Rotary Club of Lakeport Announces Exciting Lineup of November Speakers The Rotary Club of Lakeport is delighted to present a diverse and engaging lineup of speakers for the month of November. These distinguished speakers will offer valuable insights and expertise in their respective fields, promising to make each meeting an educational and inspiring experience […]

WSDOT official: New projects funded 'in lieu' of infrastructure - Vimarsana News

WSDOT official: New projects funded 'in lieu' of infrastructure

WSDOT Deputy Director Amy Scarton says that it isn’t the lack of money, but how the state agency is directed by the Legislature to spend it.

WSDOT official: New projects funded 'in lieu' of infrastructure maintenance - Vimarsana News

WSDOT official: New projects funded 'in lieu' of infrastructure maintenance

(the Center Square) - The Washington State Department of Transportation officials say they need $1.1 billion more annually to fully fund maintenance and preservation demand on the existing infrastructure.

Isaiah Menning: Republicans can earn young votes with effective climate action - Vimarsana News

Isaiah Menning: Republicans can earn young votes with effective climate action

THE OFFICIAL afterparty of the first Republican presidential debate was sponsored by the American Conservation Coalition (ACC), the largest right-of-center environmental organization in the country.

"We Birthed the Movement": Exhibit Showcases Historic Environmental Justice Protests in Warren County, N.C. - The Kenan Institute for Ethics at Duke University - Vimarsana News

"We Birthed the Movement": Exhibit Showcases Historic Environmental Justice Protests in Warren County, N.C. - The Kenan Institute for Ethics at Duke University

A new exhibit in the Keohane-Kenan Gallery highlights the community’s response to the N.C. Governor’s decision to construct a toxic landfill in predominantly Black Warren County in 1978. Through legal challenges and grassroots organizing, the residents pushed back, coming together across racial and generational lines to launch a protest in 1982 that sparked the national environmental justice movement.

Source: duke.edu