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Migratory sandhill cranes visiting Arizona: Where to bird watch - Vimarsana News

Migratory sandhill cranes visiting Arizona: Where to bird watch

The Arizona Game and Fish Department estimates 42,200 migratory sandhill cranes are now in southeast Arizona for the fourth straight year.

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Pros and cons of the charter amendment - Vimarsana News

Pros and cons of the charter amendment

More than 100 people filled the seats at Central Park Place on Thursday evening to consider the future of Grand Haven’s municipal power utility.

Bike-A-Thon to help CCEA get a new home - Vimarsana News

Bike-A-Thon to help CCEA get a new home

CHESAPEAKE CITY — Whatever wheels you choose, everyone is invited to take part in the first Bike-A-Thon at Bohemia Manor High School to benefit Chesapeake City Ecumenical Association.

AG'S OFFICE SAVES MASSACHUSETTS RATEPAYERS $9 MILLION ON THEIR ELECTRIC BILLS THROUGH SETTLEMENT WITH MYSTIC POWER - Vimarsana News

AG'S OFFICE SAVES MASSACHUSETTS RATEPAYERS $9 MILLION ON THEIR ELECTRIC BILLS THROUGH SETTLEMENT WITH MYSTIC POWER

The following information was released by the office of the Massachusetts Attorney General: Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell announced today that her office has reached a settlement with Constellation Mystic Power (Mystic), the owner of the Mystic Generation Station in Everett, that will save Massachusetts ratepayers approximately $9 million on their electric bills, if

NorthWestern to appeal decision on Laurel Generation Station - Vimarsana News

NorthWestern to appeal decision on Laurel Generation Station

The state’s largest utility provider and the owner of the Laurel Generation Station announced it was appealing the decision to the Montana Supreme Court, asking the high court to stay the order.