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Sanders County Fair Board finalizes details - Vimarsana News

Sanders County Fair Board finalizes details

Sanders County Fair Board was busy at last Wednesday’s meeting making final preparations for the fair, carnival and rodeo.

Source: vp-mi.com
CTE Students Compete in Independent Electrical Contractor Tool Rodeo - Vimarsana News

CTE Students Compete in Independent Electrical Contractor Tool Rodeo

In a competitive twist, student teams were partnered with Journeyman Electricians who coached the students on how to complete six tasks.

Source: 2news.com
In Powell River, the Case of the 'White Tower' - Vimarsana News

In Powell River, the Case of the 'White Tower'

What is this weird building? Does it feel lonely, huddling between the highway and the sea walk?

Source: thetyee.ca
SitNews: Ketchikan has had fireboats since the late 1920s  By DAVE KIFFER - Vimarsana News

SitNews: Ketchikan has had fireboats since the late 1920s  By DAVE KIFFER

Ketchikan, Alaska news. Southeast Alaska news, Alaska news, national and world news.

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China's Cash Drives America Towards Electrification | The Heritage Foundation - Vimarsana News

China's Cash Drives America Towards Electrification | The Heritage Foundation

This week Foxconn, a Taiwanese company under the influence of China, injected another $170 million in Lordstown Motors, the Ohio electric truck company. This follows Foxconn’s purchase of Lordstown’s plant and $50 million worth of stock in November 2021. Although America has achieved independence in oil and gas production, China is actively attempting to steer America in the direction of greater dependence on battery-powered vehicles. A new Congress should consider whether this makes sense.