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24 die of rabies in Bulacan | The Manila Times - Vimarsana News

24 die of rabies in Bulacan | The Manila Times

A TOTAL of 23,013 cases of rabies and 24 deaths were recorded in Bulacan in 2023, the Bulacan Provincial Health Office (PHO) reported.Based on the 2023 Rabies Prevention and Control Program Accomplishment Report of the PHO-Public Health, animal bite cases in Bulacan increased by 4 percent in the year 2023 with 53,013 cases compared to 50,809 cases in 2022 from the 3.8 million population in the province.

Antiques & Collecting: Regency style - Vimarsana News

Antiques & Collecting: Regency style

Furniture revivals have taken place since at least the 19th century and probably earlier. New technology made earlier ornate styles easier and less expensive to make — and, therefore, more accessible to the average buyer.

New map shows plutonium contamination miles away from Los Alamos National Laboratory - Vimarsana News

New map shows plutonium contamination miles away from Los Alamos National Laboratory

Hotspots appear in nearly 13,000 locations, Nuclear Watch New Mexico reports

New Mexico lawmakers pass on full funding for rural libraries - Vimarsana News

New Mexico lawmakers pass on full funding for rural libraries

Proponents of rural public libraries were seeking at least $27 million from New Mexico lawmakers. Only a fraction of the amount – $2.5 million – was allotted.

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Chimney Rock works to preserve stories in the sky - The Pagosa Springs Sun - Vimarsana News

Chimney Rock works to preserve stories in the sky - The Pagosa Springs Sun

Efforts to obtain International Dark Sky Park certification for Chimney Rock National Monument continue, including partnerships with local organizations and dark sky-focused updates to the monument kiosk and visitor center, U.S. Forest Service (USFS) Environmental Protection Specialist Kenar Houghton explained in an interview.