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Proposal could make Jamestown a host site for state tournaments - Vimarsana News

Proposal could make Jamestown a host site for state tournaments

The Jamestown Civic Center and Promotion Committee in a 4-0 vote recommended approval to get bids for a new basketball floor for the Civic Center, which is estimated at $175,000.

Proposal could make Jamestown a host site for state tournaments - Vimarsana News

Proposal could make Jamestown a host site for state tournaments

The Jamestown Civic Center and Promotion Committee in a 4-0 vote recommended approval to get bids for a new basketball floor for the Civic Center, which is estimated at $175,000.

Good Thing - High-Grading Crude Oil Production Assets to Reduce GHG Emissions - Vimarsana News

Good Thing - High-Grading Crude Oil Production Assets to Reduce GHG Emissions

There’s a growing acknowledgment in the U.S., Europe and elsewhere that crude oil will remain an important part of our energy future for decades to come.

NCAA Hit With Concussion Class Action By Ex-FSU Player - Vimarsana News

NCAA Hit With Concussion Class Action By Ex-FSU Player

An NFL front office executive who played at Florida State University in the early 1990s has lodged a proposed class action lawsuit against the NCAA alleging the organization knowingly misled him and others about the danger of concussions, becoming the latest in a growing list of players to make such accusations.

Source: law360.com
NHL Limited To Communicable Disease Coverage In Virus Suit - Vimarsana News

NHL Limited To Communicable Disease Coverage In Virus Suit

The NHL and 19 of its teams may be able to collect for losses associated with the COVID-19 pandemic under their communicable disease coverage, but they won't get the $2 billion they'd hoped to get from their insurers, a California state court judge has ruled.

Source: law360.com