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Sussex Republican women raise scholarship funds - Vimarsana News

Sussex Republican women raise scholarship funds

The Sussex County Republican Women’s Club held its annual silent auction and bake sale luncheon Dec. 13 at the Virden Retreat Center in Lewes. Proceeds from the auction and bake sale help fund the club’s scholarship program. This year, the club...

Palm Beach County professionals, business people on the move for the week of Dec. 25, 2023 - Vimarsana News

Palm Beach County professionals, business people on the move for the week of Dec. 25, 2023

Top Palm Beach County business professionals moving up within their industry or standing out in their community.

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Planning commission to hold hearing on Mount Clemens' $20M water storage tank – Macomb Daily - Vimarsana News

Planning commission to hold hearing on Mount Clemens' $20M water storage tank – Macomb Daily

Mount Clemens needs to merge the city’s water system with the Great Lakes Water Authority (GLWA) after city officials determined the cost for building a new water treatment plant was too high.

Washington lawmaker on what's next in carbon auction whistleblower controversy - Vimarsana News

Washington lawmaker on what's next in carbon auction whistleblower controversy

(The Center Square) – A Washington lawmaker says a legal complaint over officials allegedly telling a state economist to lie about his math regarding the state's carbon auction could prove

Former state economist alleges pressure to lie about carbon auction effect on gas prices - Vimarsana News

Former state economist alleges pressure to lie about carbon auction effect on gas prices

(The Center Square) – Opponents of Washington's carbon credit auction have pounced on a former state economist's retaliation claim against the state after his refusal to keep quiet about his calculations showing Washington’s cap-and-trade program would increase gas prices by 45 to 50 cents per gallon.