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The Energy Transition Is Underway. Fossil Fuel Workers Could Be Left Behind. - Vimarsana News

The Energy Transition Is Underway. Fossil Fuel Workers Could Be Left Behind.

WASHINGTON — Tiffany Berger spent more than a decade working at a coal-fired power plant in Coshocton County, Ohio, eventually becoming a unit operator making about $100,000 annually. But in 2020, American Electric Power shut down the plant, and Berger struggled to find a job nearby that offered a comparable salary. She sold her house, moved in with her parents and decided to help run their farm in Newcomerstown, Ohio, about 30 minutes away. They sell some of the corn, beans and beef they harves

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The Energy Transition Is Underway. Fossil Fuel Workers Could Be Left Behind. - Vimarsana News

The Energy Transition Is Underway. Fossil Fuel Workers Could Be Left Behind.

The Biden administration is trying to increase renewable energy investments in distressed regions, but some are skeptical those measures would be enough to make up for job losses.

Man dies in Miller County jail of apparent suicide - Vimarsana News

Man dies in Miller County jail of apparent suicide

Daniel James Ault, 52, of Brumley, was found dead Friday morning, April 28. An autopsy is being conducted at the Boone County Medical Examiner's office in Columbia.

Letter: Public schools serve great purpose - Vimarsana News

Letter: Public schools serve great purpose

I must respond to James Ault (“Reimagine education system,” Our Readers’ Views, Feb. 1). I doubt he has spent any time in a public school recently.

Niece remembers life of WWII vet who will be part of Wexford honor wall - Vimarsana News

Niece remembers life of WWII vet who will be part of Wexford honor wall

CADILLAC — Since 2017, Gary Taylor has been searching. He has been looking at physical records. He has been looking online. He also has looked at pictures. The information he is seeking has to do with the men who served their country during times of conflict. All these men have two things in common. All are from Wexford County and all never had the chance to come home to embrace their loved ones or be welcomed home in a big parade. Instead, they made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. They all were killed in action defending the United States, its principles and its people.