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Community Scoop » Greenpeace & Hapū Of Ngāruahine Appear In Court Of Appeal Tomorrow To Challenge Hydrogen Expansion Of Fertiliser Factory - Vimarsana News

Community Scoop » Greenpeace & Hapū Of Ngāruahine Appear In Court Of Appeal Tomorrow To Challenge Hydrogen Expansion Of Fertiliser Factory

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Week in Review: Johnson's First Week in Office; Springfield Budget Talks | Chicago News - Vimarsana News

Week in Review: Johnson's First Week in Office; Springfield Budget Talks | Chicago News

Mayor Brandon Johnson off and running on his first week as Chicago’s 57th mayor. Lawmakers keep state budget specifics close to the vest. And a new bill to assist the Bears in Arlington Heights gets momentum.

Source: wttw.com
Exelon is paying the legal tab for two former executives convicted in ComEd bribery scheme - Vimarsana News

Exelon is paying the legal tab for two former executives convicted in ComEd bribery scheme

Exelon has been paying the legal fees for two now-convicted former Commonwealth Edison executives who were part of a conspiracy to bribe former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan, WBEZ has learned.

Source: wsiu.org
Can N.M. be like Jersey City and have zero road deaths? - Vimarsana News

Can N.M. be like Jersey City and have zero road deaths?

Last year 93 pedestrians, 55 motorcyclists and four bicyclists were killed on N.M. roads. Are local and state lawmakers listening?

ComEd parent Exelon is paying legal bills for two executives convicted of bribery - Vimarsana News

ComEd parent Exelon is paying legal bills for two executives convicted of bribery

The company will not say how much it has paid to attorneys representing ex-CEO Anne Pramaggiore and VP John Hooker, but a rep says ratepayer funds are not used.