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Barn Fires Investigated, Voting Maps Finished, Biltmore X-Mas Tree is Up - Vimarsana News

Barn Fires Investigated, Voting Maps Finished, Biltmore X-Mas Tree is Up

Investigators are looking for someone who may have set several fires in west Buncombe County. The state's new district maps are close to passage. School leaders in Buncombe County are taking up the district's face mask requirement today.

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Barn Fires Investigated, Voting Maps Finished, Biltmore X-Mas Tree is Up - Vimarsana News

Barn Fires Investigated, Voting Maps Finished, Biltmore X-Mas Tree is Up

Investigators are looking for someone who may have set several fires in west Buncombe County. The state's new district maps are close to passage. School leaders in Buncombe County are taking up the district's face mask requirement today.

Source: iheart.com
State capitalism in Russia - Murray Bookchin - Vimarsana News

State capitalism in Russia - Murray Bookchin

Murray Bookchin's critique of the USSR's economy as state capitalist. Published in Contemporary Issues 7, Autumn 1950 (under pseudonym M. S. Shiloh).

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The Day - Hardy has passion for public service - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - Hardy has passion for public service - News from southeastern Connecticut

The people of East Lyme should re-elect Rose Ann Hardy to the Board of Selectmen. Hardy will continue to preserve our beautiful open spaces

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From anxiety to action in climate emergency - Vimarsana News

From anxiety to action in climate emergency

The latest climate science is a code red for humanity with nowhere on Earth safe from the impacts but what can you do? David Ritter, CEO of Greenpeace