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At Neskonlith Indian Band, concerns swirl about heaps of milled asphalt: 'My throat was irritated and burning' - Salmon Arm News - Vimarsana News

At Neskonlith Indian Band, concerns swirl about heaps of milled asphalt: 'My throat was irritated and burning' - Salmon Arm News

Neskonlith members say they have been experiencing headaches and dizziness after piles of recycled highway asphalt were spread over roads and dumped in mounds in their community.

How Indigenous communities can establish food security in a changing climate - Vimarsana News

How Indigenous communities can establish food security in a changing climate

In this week's issue of our environment newsletter, we look at the idea of Indigenous food sovereignty and whether we have enough resources to deal with climate anxiety.

Source: cbc.ca
William Michael Swander - WBRY FM 107.1 AM 1540 - Vimarsana News

William Michael Swander - WBRY FM 107.1 AM 1540

Mr. William Michael "Big Mike" Swander, 62, of Woodbury, Tennessee passed away on Thursday, November 24, 2022. He was born in Fremont, Ohio on Sunday, January 24, 1960. Preceding him in death were his adopted parents, Delbert and Anna Swander, and brother, Larry Swander. He is survived by his wife,…

Source: wbry.com
Several houses in west Windsor report stolen Halloween decorations - Vimarsana News

Several houses in west Windsor report stolen Halloween decorations

Homeowners in west Windsor are speaking out after their Halloween decorations were stolen.

Alabama Program Quintuples K-12 Enrollment in Compsci - Vimarsana News

Alabama Program Quintuples K-12 Enrollment in Compsci

Three years after the Alabama State Department of Education launched CS4Alabama to promote computer science in K-12 schools, proponents say legislative support and educator certifications have made all the difference.