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Range Resources (LON:RRL) Stock Price Crosses Below 200 Day Moving Average of $0.04 - Vimarsana News

Range Resources (LON:RRL) Stock Price Crosses Below 200 Day Moving Average of $0.04

Range Resources Ltd (LON:RRL – Get Free Report) shares crossed below its 200-day moving average during trading on Monday . The stock has a 200-day moving average of GBX 0.04 ($0.00) and traded as low as GBX 0.03 ($0.00). Range Resources shares last traded at GBX 0.04 ($0.00), with a volume of 1,608,636 shares traded. […]

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Mohit, Mark: UNC elections will be free, fair - Vimarsana News

Mohit, Mark: UNC elections will be free, fair

CHAGUANAS East MP Vandana Mohit and Opposition Senator Wade Mark have expressed confidence that the June 15 UNC internal elections will be free and fair.

Gonzales: WASA $750 fine for illegal water sales outdated, obsolete - Vimarsana News

Gonzales: WASA $750 fine for illegal water sales outdated, obsolete

PUBLIC Utilties Minister Marvin Gonzales has said the Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) will undertake a review of the relevant legislation which covers penalties associated with the illegal extraction, distribution and sale of the water it produces.

PNM CHOOSES BY ELECTION CANDIDATES - Vimarsana News

PNM CHOOSES BY ELECTION CANDIDATES

The PNM has completed screening and recommended two candidates for the upcoming by-elections in Quinam/Morne Diablo and Lengua/Indian Walk.

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'Illegal water trucking uncovered in South' | Local News - Vimarsana News

'Illegal water trucking uncovered in South' | Local News

PUBLIC Utilities Minister Marvin Gonzales says another illegal water trucking business has been uncovered, this time in South Trinidad.He said the pay-for-trucked-water scheme came to light about six weeks ago,