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'Forever Chemicals' raising questions about fracking - Vimarsana News

'Forever Chemicals' raising questions about fracking

SHREVEPORT, La - The oil and natural gas industry is one of the leading industries in Louisiana in terms of economic impact, taxes paid and people employed. But there is

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Fracking noise irritating Caddo residents - Vimarsana News

Fracking noise irritating Caddo residents

SHREVEPORT, La - The search for oil and gas is ever present in the state of Louisiana. In parts of Caddo Parish that search, and the unwanted side effects that

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Caddo Parish pandemic committee discusses COVID-19 personnel policy - Vimarsana News

Caddo Parish pandemic committee discusses COVID-19 personnel policy

The Caddo Parish Pandemic Taskforce Committee will take another crack at putting in place a COVID-19 policy for employees.

Caddo Parish Employee Vaccine Mandate Is Headed to Committee - Vimarsana News

Caddo Parish Employee Vaccine Mandate Is Headed to Committee

Caddo Parish employee vaccine mandate is not dead.

Caddo Parish mask mandate vote postponed for 2 weeks - Vimarsana News

Caddo Parish mask mandate vote postponed for 2 weeks

SHREVEPORT, La. -- An "emergency" mask mandate apparently was not so much of an emergency after all as Caddo Parish commissioners on Thursday voted 7 to 3 to postpone action until the proposed ordinance could be revised. The postponement came after several commissioners suggested changes to the proposal that was presented Monday at the work session.  Commissioner John Atkins asked to amend the ordinance to change the word "mandate" to "encourage." And Commissioner Todd Hopkins wanted the penalties for violations to be omitted.  President L.B. Johnson was the first to recommend holding o...

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