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Chemical Engineering Students Receive Awards and Faculty Present at the 2021 AIChE Annual Meeting and Student Conference - Vimarsana News

Chemical Engineering Students Receive Awards and Faculty Present at the 2021 AIChE Annual Meeting and Student Conference

In early November, chemical engineering students, faculty, and alumni attended the 2021 AIChE Annual Meeting and Student Conference in Boston, Massachusetts. 

Source: cooper.edu
Bottom Line: Woodstock farm denied permit for already-built restaurant - Vimarsana News

Bottom Line: Woodstock farm denied permit for already-built restaurant

Note to developers in the Upper Valley: It’s a risky idea to build a project without first getting the required permits, even when you think you are legally in the right.Otherwise you might wind up in the uncomfortable position of John Holland, a...

Lewis and Clark County reminds residents about winter air quality requirements - Vimarsana News

Lewis and Clark County reminds residents about winter air quality requirements

November marks the beginning of Lewis and Clark County monitoring air quality to help reduce winter air pollution.

Source: ktvh.com
Valley News - Bottom Line: Woodstock farm denied permit for already-built restaurant - Vimarsana News

Valley News - Bottom Line: Woodstock farm denied permit for already-built restaurant

Note to developers in the Upper Valley: It’s a risky idea to build a project without first getting the required permits, even when you think you are legally in the right.Otherwise you might wind up in the uncomfortable position of John Holland, a...

Source: vnews.com
When the law teacher becomes the student - Vimarsana News

When the law teacher becomes the student

If there’s one thing the pandemic taught us, it’s our need for nimble adaptation. Law has historically been slow to adapt to change and innovation. But the arrival of COVID-19 changed the way we conduct business, from navigating Zoom hearings and using VPNs to juggling child care and homeschooling for those with young children. Even turning off video filters proved challenging, as illustrated by the kitty cat lawyer Zoom hearing on YouTube.