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PTT cracker plant still a possibility | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

PTT cracker plant still a possibility | News, Sports, Jobs

SHADYSIDE — The possibility of an ethane cracker plant coming to the Dilles Bottom area along Ohio 7 is still on the horizon after eight years of waiting, sta

Belmont County Ethane Cracker Still a Possibility, PTT Liaison Says | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Belmont County Ethane Cracker Still a Possibility, PTT Liaison Says | News, Sports, Jobs

The possibility of an ethane cracker plant coming to the Dilles Bottom area along Ohio 7 is still on the horizon after eight years of waiting, stalled by world events. The Belmont County Township Trustees Association heard a report Tuesday about the state of the project from Thailand-based PTT Global Chemical. Scott Owens, is senior […]

PTT cracker plant could still be a possibility | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

PTT cracker plant could still be a possibility | News, Sports, Jobs

SHADYSIDE — The possibility of an ethane cracker plant coming to the Dilles Bottom area along Ohio 7 is still on the horizon after eight years of waiting, sta

FBI's use of spying law draws scrutiny from NC's Thom Tillis and Ted Budd - Vimarsana News

FBI's use of spying law draws scrutiny from NC's Thom Tillis and Ted Budd

Then-Rep. Ted Budd voted no on renewing the law that governs U.S. monitoring of foreign nationals. Now a senator, he and other NC lawmakers will have to decide where they stand.

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Fentenyl awareness campaign promoted by Sen. Reed during Newport stop - Vimarsana News

Fentenyl awareness campaign promoted by Sen. Reed during Newport stop

Reed said Rhode Island is poised to receive more than $120 million in opioid settlement funds.