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State AG to investigate allegations against Rio Arriba County solid waste authority - Vimarsana News

State AG to investigate allegations against Rio Arriba County solid waste authority

A scathing grand jury report last week alleged malfeasance, misappropriation of funds and unlawful liens.

A formal shooting range is the way to go - Vimarsana News

A formal shooting range is the way to go

The New Mexico Wildlife Federation applauds the U.S. Bureau of Land Management for moving forward with an environmental assessment of the pros and cons of creating a formal shooting range

Wisconsin DNR fish surveys help determine effects of Boom Lake panfish regulation - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin DNR fish surveys help determine effects of Boom Lake panfish regulation

Anglers are always hoping to reel in that big musky or walleye in the Northwoods.To create a healthy habitat for those fish to grow, the Wisconsin DNR needs to know how fish populations are doing.

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Bills rolling in to address crime, causes | The NM Political Report - Vimarsana News

Bills rolling in to address crime, causes | The NM Political Report

By Robert Nott and Nathan Lederman, The Santa Fe New Mexican Lawmakers from both major parties are vowing to do something this year about the crime that worries and frightens New Mexicans. Just one week into this year’s 60-day legislative session, over 20 bills have been filed to crack down on crime, and Gov. Michelle […]

Civility dead? How the pandemic's end could affect civility in the Bay State - Vimarsana News

Civility dead? How the pandemic's end could affect civility in the Bay State

A 2019 national study found that 68% of Americans identified incivility as a “major problem” within the U.S. with the pandemic exacerbating the issue even further.