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Legislators consider unintended effects of forced tapering of opioids - Vimarsana News

Legislators consider unintended effects of forced tapering of opioids

OKLAHOMA CITY — A House committee heard Monday about the effects of restrictions on prescribed pain medication within Oklahoma after rapid reduction policies took effect in 2018.

Marijuana cultivation burdens many counties in Oklahoma - Vimarsana News

Marijuana cultivation burdens many counties in Oklahoma

Many counties in Oklahoma have been burdened by problems dealt by the marijuana industry, ranging from overtaxed water and power supplies to outright fears reported by assessors confronted by people with guns.

Stage 4 Cancer Patient Needs Assistance After Losing Home to Fire - Vimarsana News

Stage 4 Cancer Patient Needs Assistance After Losing Home to Fire

Not many people have had it this rough. After coming home from his first radiation treatment for cancer, his home burns down. Now neighbors and a local church are trying to help him piece his life back together again.

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Jubilation As Australia Reopens Border After Almost 600 Days - Vimarsana News

Jubilation As Australia Reopens Border After Almost 600 Days

Jubilation As Australia Reopens Border After Almost 600 Days

Flowers, cheers and tears: Australia opens international border - Vimarsana News

Flowers, cheers and tears: Australia opens international border

Australia's international border reopened on Monday almost 600 days after a pandemic closure began, sparking emotional scenes at Sydney airport as loved ones reunited. Shortly after dawn, bleary-eyed passengers began to trickle into the arrivals terminal at Kingsford Smith International and were quickly wrapped up in the tearful embraces of flower-clutching relatives.