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MSNBCW The Beat With Ari Melber February 17, 2020 - Vimarsana News

MSNBCW The Beat With Ari Melber February 17, 2020

In a signed letter, the former federal prosecutors and other top ranking doj officials write that no one should be, quote, given special treatment in a criminal prosecution because they are close political ally of the president. And warning governments that use their power to punish enemies or reward their allies are autocracies. Growing increasingly worried about all this, the New York Times reporting that many wonder whether trump was undermining the departments treasured reputation for upholding the law, and whether barr was able or willing to protect it. Now as House Democrats grapple with...

City of Powell River endorses 3.5 per cent rec fee rise - Vimarsana News

City of Powell River endorses 3.5 per cent rec fee rise

The city's parks, recreation and culture department recommended a two year duration for annual increases.

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Upgrades coming for rehearsal rooms at Powell River Complex - Vimarsana News

Upgrades coming for rehearsal rooms at Powell River Complex

PRISMA director appears at city committee of the whole with updates on upcoming symphony music festival.

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City of Powell River to consider new campsite rates - Vimarsana News

City of Powell River to consider new campsite rates

Finance committee votes to send proposal for increases at Willingdon Beach facility to council for readings.

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New fees at Powell River Recreation Complex to be considered - Vimarsana News

New fees at Powell River Recreation Complex to be considered

Proposed bylaw change to address programs and services will go to first three readings at an upcoming city council meeting.

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