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Cuthbert appointed to Canton Town Council - Vimarsana News

Cuthbert appointed to Canton Town Council

CANTON — Following an executive session Wednesday night, the Canton Town Council appointed Wayne Cuthbert to the board to fill the seat vacated last month by Robert T. Santamoor.

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EV chargers required for new construction under lawmaker proposal - Vimarsana News

EV chargers required for new construction under lawmaker proposal

As electric vehicle (EV) options become more abundant for consumers, Minnesota lawmakers want to ensure newly constructed properties will have the ability to charge them.

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Ford's Battery Flagship Socked by Mold Sickness, Workers Say - Vimarsana News

Ford's Battery Flagship Socked by Mold Sickness, Workers Say

The smell of mold hit James “Lucky” Dugan the moment he walked into the plant. Last fall, Dugan was one of thousands of union construction workers to arrive in small-town Glendale, Kentucky, to build a vast factory for Ford and SK On, a South Korean company. The plant, when completed, will make batteries for nearly a million electric pickup trucks each year. When Dugan walked

Pathways Initiative proposes independent power market organization for the West - Vimarsana News

Pathways Initiative proposes independent power market organization for the West

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Congressional runoff in Alabama's District 2 divides legislative Democrats - Vimarsana News

Congressional runoff in Alabama's District 2 divides legislative Democrats

MONTGOMERY — Congressional candidate Shomari Figures announced two new endorsements Monday from members of the Alabama House, further dividing Democratic state lawmakers in what has become a hotly contested race