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The story of how two inmates escaped the Fentress County jail - Vimarsana News

The story of how two inmates escaped the Fentress County jail

Casey Ridenour and Charles Kennedy strategized every detail of their escape from the Fentress County jail. It all went out the window as soon as they started to run.

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The story of how two inmates escaped the Fentress County jail - Vimarsana News

The story of how two inmates escaped the Fentress County jail

Casey Ridenour and Charles Kennedy strategized every detail of their escape from the Fentress County jail. It all went out the window as soon as they started to run.

Source: wbir.com
EPA coal ash crackdown could shutter southeast Ohio power plant - Vimarsana News

EPA coal ash crackdown could shutter southeast Ohio power plant

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is cracking down on groundwater pollution from the James M. Gavin power plant in Cheshire, which some say could mean the beginning of the end for Ohio’s largest coal-fired facility.

Alabama Power Plant Risks Catastrophic Coal Ash Spill - Vimarsana News

Alabama Power Plant Risks Catastrophic Coal Ash Spill

With a river on three sides and an earthen dam vulnerable to hurricanes on the fourth side, an Alabama coal-fired power plant risks a toxic coal ash spill.

Coal ash disaster marks 12th anniversary - Vimarsana News

Coal ash disaster marks 12th anniversary

Other workers have died, felled by cancers developed after toiling in the ash fields, plaintiffs allege. The spill happened on a bitter Monday night, Dec. 22, 2008. A holding cell loaded with liquid coal ash at the steam plant failed, spilling the liquid into rivers and destroying Swan Pond neighborhood homes and properties. Jacobs says it took adequate steps on behalf of the hundreds of people it hired to rid the countryside around the Kingston steam plant of acres of ash. TVA operates the plant but isn't a defendant in the ongoing litigation. It cost TVA more than $1 billion to clean the ar...

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