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An alarming truth: management of aggregate resources is in crisis - Vimarsana News

An alarming truth: management of aggregate resources is in crisis

An alarming truth: management of aggregate resources is in crisis

Judge: No constitutional right to water for Detroit citizens - Vimarsana News

Judge: No constitutional right to water for Detroit citizens

Judge Steven Rhodes ruled people in Detroit have no constitutional right to water, saying an order to stop shut-offs would hurt the utility company's revenue.

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Haitian Flag Day May 18, 2023 – Actions to Demand an End to U.S. Interference in Haiti | Wisconsin Bail Out the People Movement - Vimarsana News

Haitian Flag Day May 18, 2023 – Actions to Demand an End to U.S. Interference in Haiti | Wisconsin Bail Out the People Movement

Haiti Action Committee thanks all who participated in the April 27th Day of Action in Solidarity with Haiti. On Haitian Flag Day May 18th, Haiti Action Committee is calling for local actions everywhere to demand an end to US and Core Group support for the illegitimate government of Ariel Henry and funding for the murderous…

Detroit's Lifeline Plan Offers Flat Rate Water Bills as Residents Struggle to Pay Bills - Vimarsana News

Detroit's Lifeline Plan Offers Flat Rate Water Bills as Residents Struggle to Pay Bills

The Detroit Water and Sewerage Department (DWSD) has announced that it will be implementing a set of fixed water service rates to give Detroit residents affordable water based on income. See: Stimulus...

Gravel mining opposition asks Tiny to join provincial moratorium - Vimarsana News

Gravel mining opposition asks Tiny to join provincial moratorium

‘Where is all this gravel going?’ said aggregate coalition member in deputation, asking council for minimum 18-month pause on new and expansion permits