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AG Wilson announces $3 million settlement with TradeStation - Vimarsana News

AG Wilson announces $3 million settlement with TradeStation

Attorney General Alan Wilson, alongside a taskforce of state securities regulators and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), announced a $3 million

County resident proposes one gym for East, West Lee middle schools - Vimarsana News

County resident proposes one gym for East, West Lee middle schools

A Lee County resident proposed reducing the cost of building a new gym at each school by construction of one shared facility.

Over 500 foreigners nabbed during raid at market for not having valid documents - Vimarsana News

Over 500 foreigners nabbed during raid at market for not having valid documents

A TOTAL of 530 foreigners were caught for not having valid travel documents during a joint raid by several government agencies at the Selangor Wholesale Market in Seri Kembangan in the early hours of Saturday (Feb 3).

Indonesian Authorities Prevent Suspected Trafficking Attempt of 6,672 Jobseekers - Vimarsana News

Indonesian Authorities Prevent Suspected Trafficking Attempt of 6,672 Jobseekers

Indonesian Immigration says it is their effort to prevent and save Indonesian citizens from being victims of human trafficking.

5 companies agree to pay $7.2M to settle allegations of natural resource damages to watershed areas in Toledo - Vimarsana News

5 companies agree to pay $7.2M to settle allegations of natural resource damages to watershed areas in Toledo

Five companies – Ohio Refining Co., Chevron U.S.A. Inc., Energy Transfer (R&M) LLC, Pilkington North America Inc. and Chemtrade Logistics Inc. – recently agreed to settlements totaling in excess of $7.2 million to resolve claims of natural resource damages at the Duck & Otter Creeks Natural Resource Damage Assessment (NRDA) site.