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WNBC News 4 New York At 11 February 25, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WNBC News 4 New York At 11 February 25, 2016

From Morris County down to sormer set and sorm somerset counties and middlesex counties. Also in douglas county, these are the storms with large clusters, lots of lightning, and damaging winds all closing in on the tristate at this hour and moving to the east at this hour. The back edge is here in parts of northeastern pennsylvania. And eastern pennsylvania, there are a few lighter showers on the back side of that, but the worst of it will be rolling through, but it wont be done for another couple hours. Wind gusts are up to 55 miles an hour in some spots. Tornado watches have been extended un...

The China-linked EV battery mega factory dividing a US township - Vimarsana News

The China-linked EV battery mega factory dividing a US township

Michigan factory making battery components for electric cars may offer an economic lifeline, but for some residents there’s a problem: the parent company is in China

America has descended into a new Red Scare - Vimarsana News

America has descended into a new Red Scare

China is opening a battery plant in Michigan. Locals say it's a plot to overthrow America.

Source: yahoo.com
Inside a Michigan Town's War Over a Chinese-Owned Battery Plant - Vimarsana News

Inside a Michigan Town's War Over a Chinese-Owned Battery Plant

Some saw the battery plant as an economic godsend. Others saw it as a Chinese communist takeover.

Cambridge Springs council reappoints 5 to various boards - Vimarsana News

Cambridge Springs council reappoints 5 to various boards

CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS — During Monday night's meeting, Cambridge Springs Borough Council voted to reappoint five people to sit on various boards starting in 2024.