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Black Adam: First Look at Atom Smasher Revealed - Vimarsana News

Black Adam: First Look at Atom Smasher Revealed

The new 'DC Heroes' teaser, which takes a look at all of DC's 2022 movies, has provided fans with a first look at Noah Centineo as Atom Smasher. The character, who will debut in Black Adam, shows up in the trailer already growing to enormous size, which makes him pretty hard to miss in the ad. [...]

City of Portsmouth requests voluntary water restrictions - Vimarsana News

City of Portsmouth requests voluntary water restrictions

The Water Department is asking City of Portsmouth and Pease International Tradeport water system customers to voluntarily conserve water.

Innovation, partnership bring Pease water treatment plant online > Nellis Air Force Base > News - Vimarsana News

Innovation, partnership bring Pease water treatment plant online > Nellis Air Force Base > News

Department of the Air Force officials joined Portsmouth and New Hampshire elected representatives at a ceremony May 4 at the former Pease Air Force Base to mark the opening of a state-of-the-art water treatment facility that will help protect the,

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Water treatment facility complete at former Air Force base - Vimarsana News

Water treatment facility complete at former Air Force base

PORTSMOUTH, N.H. (AP) — A $17 million water treatment facility at the former Pease Air...

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Portsmouth NH PFAS water cleanup facility's celebrated at Pease - Vimarsana News

Portsmouth NH PFAS water cleanup facility's celebrated at Pease

PORTSMOUTH – Seven years after city officials learned PFAS had contaminated one of its wells at the former Pease Air Force Base, city, state and federal officials celebrated the completion of the Pease Water Treatment Facility on Tuesday. The $17 million facility paid for by the Air Force has already been treating the Smith and Harrison wells so PFAS chemicals are now at non-detect levels, according to Al Pratt, the city’s water resource manager. “It’s working,” Pratt said following a press conference Tuesday morning at the site, which was attended by three members of the state’s...