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American Water (AWK) to Invest $1.9M in Water System in Missouri - Vimarsana News

American Water (AWK) to Invest $1.9M in Water System in Missouri

American Water (AWK) to Invest $1.9M in Water System in Missouri Zacks.com 1 hr ago American Water Works AWK announced that its unit, Missouri American Water, is going to invest $1.9 million to replace several thousand feet of aging water main in Missouri to ensure high-quality potable water services for customers. Replacement of the aging water mains started from March and will continue till September. Popular Searches Miles of water mains are aging and nearing the end of its effective service life as a consequence of frequent breakage, which is resulting in the wastage of valuable potable...

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New Mexico Proposes Expanding of Gaming to Fund Lottery Scholarships - Vimarsana News

New Mexico Proposes Expanding of Gaming to Fund Lottery Scholarships

New Mexico Proposes Expanding of Gaming to Fund Lottery Scholarships Saturday April 17, 2021 9:10PM New Mexico Proposes Expanding of Gaming to Fund Lottery Scholarships By New Mexico is looking to bolster its lottery scholarship funds through gaming expansion A proposed new legislation for the upcoming session could pass and legalize poker, blackjack, table games, and in-person sports gambling Some are still skeptical about the societal impact, but higher education officials seem to favor the suggestion In a bid to secure additional funding for lottery scholarships and ...

NCSS announces winners of 2020 Literacy Days competition - Vimarsana News

NCSS announces winners of 2020 Literacy Days competition

System Recitation Contest Winners NCSS Elementary and middle schools held poetry competitions at their schools and sent their grade level winners to participate in the district’s recitation contest. Competitors were judged on a number of criteria in the poetry recitation contest, including stage presence, articulation, interpretation, memory and accuracy, and difficulty of the piece. ♦ Jaylee Oats, kindergarten, Newton County Theme School, “Proud Wonderfully! Made Child” ♦ Brick Baker, first grade, Newton County Theme School, “Suzanna Socked Me” ♦ Elian...