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Chico design review heads into new phase - Vimarsana News

Chico design review heads into new phase

Chico's Architectural Review and Historic Preservation Board met for the final time Wednesday before its responsibilities shift to planning commissioners.

Historic heat wave shows how climate change hits poor people the hardest - Vimarsana News

Historic heat wave shows how climate change hits poor people the hardest

Unequal access to air conditioning is just one of the many ways that the growing effects of climate change have the biggest implications for the least advantaged. Here are some others.

Source: yahoo.com
Opinion: Two big surprises in court - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Two big surprises in court

Months of negotiations for a plea bargain involving Hunter Biden’s tax payments were blown up when a federal judge objected, and the grand jury investigating Donald Trump’s handling of classified documents unexpectedly added the charge that the former president wanted employees to have subpoenaed Mar-a-Lago security footage deleted. The developments underlined how America’s political climate is being shaped by what happens in the courts.

Source: cnn.com
Missouri State Fair Will Be More Sensory Friendly Thanks to CHS - Vimarsana News

Missouri State Fair Will Be More Sensory Friendly Thanks to CHS

The Missouri State Fair will be more sensory friendly thanks to the Center For Human Services. Additionally there will be sensory friendly carnival hours.

Opinion: Deadly heat calls for new protection for the poorest - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Deadly heat calls for new protection for the poorest

It’s clear that we need to act now to develop a nationwide framework for climate adaptation to protect all vulnerable families from hotter summers, higher bills and more extreme weather events, write Mark Wolfe and Cassandra Lovejoy.

Source: yahoo.com