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Winterset's Big Rack Brew Haus inspired by hunting and fishing trips - Vimarsana News

Winterset's Big Rack Brew Haus inspired by hunting and fishing trips

Aaron Oviatt says the kindness he has been shown by other brewers along the way has made a lasting impression in his life.

As Pfizer Vaccine Is Approved For Kids As Young As 12, More Mobile Vaccination Clinics Announced - Vimarsana News

As Pfizer Vaccine Is Approved For Kids As Young As 12, More Mobile Vaccination Clinics Announced

London, KY, USA / SAM 103.9 FM WWEL | Today's Pop Hits May 11, 2021 | 3:06 PM The approval of the Pfizer shot for kids 12 years of age and older could be key for Governor Beshear to further lift restrictions and capacity limits that are in place. Some parents say they will definitely sign their child up to protect them, and help get us back to normal, while others say they don’t believe children need the shot. Meanwhile more mobile vaccination clinics have been announced in the area. FEMA and Wild Health will hold clinics with the Pfizer vaccine Wednesday at the Firestone Plant in Williamsb...

Several petrochemical companies to pay $5.5 million for years of pollution in area waters - Vimarsana News

Several petrochemical companies to pay $5.5 million for years of pollution in area waters

Several petrochemical companies to pay $5.5 million for years of pollution in area waters Several petrochemical companies will pay $5.5 million to the federal government for costs incurred while investigating and addressing contamination of the Calcasieu Estuary Site. (Source: KPLC) By Johnathan Manning | April 26, 2021 at 5:03 PM CDT - Updated April 26 at 5:13 PM LAKE CHARLES, La. (KPLC) - Several petrochemical companies will pay $5.5 million to the federal government for costs incurred while investigating and addressing contamination of the Calcasieu Estuary Site. The pollution occur...

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