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Patricia Ann "Trish" Farmer - Vimarsana News

Patricia Ann "Trish" Farmer

Patricia Ann "Trish" Farmer, 72, of Julesburg, Colorado, passed away Thursday, Nov. 16, 2023, in Loveland, Colorado.

Wagner Logistics Celebrates 1 Million Hours Without Lost - Vimarsana News

Wagner Logistics Celebrates 1 Million Hours Without Lost

Achieving 1 million hours without a lost time injury is a testament to Wagner Logistics’ commitment to prioritizing a healthy work environment...

House price falls raise risk of negative equity, could trap first home buyers in 'mortgage prison' - Vimarsana News

House price falls raise risk of negative equity, could trap first home buyers in 'mortgage prison'

After the last property boom five years ago, a drop in the market left some buyers facing “mortgage prison”, and experts warn this risk could rear its head again.

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Finance arguments can enter murky waters - Readers' Letters - Vimarsana News

Finance arguments can enter murky waters - Readers' Letters

The main argument presented by those of your correspondents opposed to Scottish independence is the assertion that, under the distribution of expenditure to the nations of the United Kingdom and the English regions, Scotland enjoys through the Barnett formula a disproportionate share, currently just over 11 per cent above the UK average total identifiable public spending per person. The assertion goes on that this is subsidy, and that an independent Scotland could not survive without it unless social and other expenditures were reduced well below current levels.

READERS' LETTERS: Buy local produce to save farmers and the planet - Vimarsana News

READERS' LETTERS: Buy local produce to save farmers and the planet

Don’t buy the beef from Brazil Sir, – While our focus, quite rightly, has been on Covid and the long-hoped-for relaxation of lockdown, the Westminster Government has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Brazil. President Bolsonaro, besides being one of the main Covid-deniers, is allowing the destruction of the Amazon Rainforest. To sign a Memorandum of Understanding with such a man and his government flies in the face of the commitment the UK Government has given not just to farmers, but to the general public, that it will not allow substandard foods to enter this country. Brazilian ...