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Clear snow-covered sidewalks before freezing rain - Vimarsana News

Clear snow-covered sidewalks before freezing rain

SPOKANE, Wash.—While it's the city's responsibility to plow the roads, it's our job to make sure the sidewalks are shoveled.

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Prepare for freezing rain, making your sidewalk safer - Vimarsana News

Prepare for freezing rain, making your sidewalk safer

SPOKANE, Wash. — While it's the city's responsibility to plow the roads, it's our job to make sure the sidewalks are shoveled.

Source: kxly.com
Water shut off, roads closed while crews repair water valve in Arlington County - Vimarsana News

Water shut off, roads closed while crews repair water valve in Arlington County

ARLINGTON COUNTY, Va. (DC News Now) — The Arlington Department of Environmental Services said water will be shut off for some residents while crews repair a water valve. The 12-inch water valve repairs will be happening between 9 p.m. on Monday night into 4 a.m. early Tuesday morning at 3717 Columbia Pike. Water will be […]

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Transgender council worker asked if she went by 'Andy or Mandie' loses discrimination claim - Vimarsana News

Transgender council worker asked if she went by 'Andy or Mandie' loses discrimination claim

A transgender council worker who was asked if she wanted to be referred to as “Andy” or “Mandie” has lost a discrimination claim after suing the local authority.

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Risk of 'cancer epidemic' can't be underestimated – researcher - Vimarsana News

Risk of 'cancer epidemic' can't be underestimated – researcher

  The risk of a “cancer epidemic” on the island of Ireland as a direct result of the Covid-19 pandemic can’t be underestimated, a leading cancer researcher has said. Prof Mark Lawler, chair in translational cancer genomics at Queen’s University Belfast, said the pandemic is “wreaking untold damage for Irish citizens and particularly Irish cancer patients”. Prof Lawler was addressing an online event organised by InterTradeIreland to mark the signing of an international agreement to further cancer research on the island of Ireland. Minister for Health Stephen Donn...