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WSDOT replacing thousands of feet of burned guardrail following Gray fire - Vimarsana News

WSDOT replacing thousands of feet of burned guardrail following Gray fire

The wildfire in August did not only destroy homes, but also many signs and fences on the road near Medical Lake. People who live in the neighborhood say they are

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NMC-CREES boosts NMI community resilience with disaster response program - Vimarsana News

NMC-CREES boosts NMI community resilience with disaster response program

(NMC) — As part of the continuing efforts to enhance the ability of the CNMI community to recover from disasters, the Cooperative Research, Extension, and Education Services of the Northern

Todd Miner Law Helped Raise $83,207 for The 2022 Back-To-School Drive to Help Central Florida Students Succeed - Vimarsana News

Todd Miner Law Helped Raise $83,207 for The 2022 Back-To-School Drive to Help Central Florida Students Succeed

Orlando, Florida (PRWEB) September 14, 2022 -- More than 70% of schools in Central Florida are considered high-need, and our teachers share that more than

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First Aid training as a tool to strengthen community resilience - Vimarsana News

First Aid training as a tool to strengthen community resilience

(NMC) — Northern Marianas College’s Cooperative Research, Extension, and Education Services’ Family, Community, and Youth Development or FCYD program, in partnership with the University of Colorado School of Medicine, was

Odor gripes lead to citation, lawsuit for Westside Jacksonville plant - Vimarsana News

Odor gripes lead to citation, lawsuit for Westside Jacksonville plant

To some, the smell is almost inescapable. “It’s a really strong chemical smell, similar to turpentine or Pine Sol,” said Ben Thompson, who has lived 13 years in his house in Jacksonville’s Murray Hill area. He said the odor there, which comes and goes erratically, has gotten stronger in the past few years and harder to ignore. “Previously, you had the option to retreat into your house,” Thompson said. “Now, it’s such an invasive thing that you’ll be lying in bed and smell it.” Since fall, the odor, which can irritate throats and sinuses and trigger dull headaches, has sp...