Police looking for man after falsely identifying himself
Back on November 9th, Strathroy-Caradoc Police conducted a theft investigation at a local business. During the...
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Back on November 9th, Strathroy-Caradoc Police conducted a theft investigation at a local business. During the...
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Seeking to ease a two-year logjam, Mountain Valley Pipeline will restart a permitting process to cross nearly 500 streams and wetlands that remain as barriers to the completion of its natural gas pipeline. The company said Tuesday that it will abandon its plan to use a blanket permit from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, which allowed the pipe to be buried in trenches dug along the bottoms of water bodies before it was challenged in court. Instead, it will apply for individual approvals for each open-cut crossing â a more costly and time-consuming process that will require new state and...