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Republican incumbent Hough challenged by familiar Democrat for Bannock Commission - Vimarsana News

Republican incumbent Hough challenged by familiar Democrat for Bannock Commission

POCATELLO — Two years ago, Republican Jeff Hough beat Democrat challenger Lisa Alexander to retain the Bannock County Commission’s 2nd District seat. The two will square off again in the 2022 general election on Nov. 8. EastIdahoNews.com sent both candidates the same eight questions. Candidates were required to keep each answer to 250 words or […]

Want A Cannabis Career? Attend This Free Cannabis Job Fair In NY - Vimarsana News

Want A Cannabis Career? Attend This Free Cannabis Job Fair In NY

If you're interested in working in the cannabis industry in New York State, there's a big marijuana job fair happening soon.

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Kansas Business Climate Reimagined - Vimarsana News

Kansas Business Climate Reimagined

Enacted by Gov. Laura Kelly, the "Kansas Framework for Growth” is having a positive impact on a wide swath of the Kansas business climate.

Selkirk College turns wood waste into winter heat – Nelson Star - Vimarsana News

Selkirk College turns wood waste into winter heat – Nelson Star

A $1.8-million biomass boiler has been installed at Silver King Campus

Selkirk College Turns Wood Waste Into Winter Heat - Vimarsana News

Selkirk College Turns Wood Waste Into Winter Heat

A new biomass boiler on Selkirk College’s Silver King Campus is diverting wood waste with a significant bonus to the bottom line. A load of wood chips from Salmo’s Porcupine Wood Products was delivered in mid-October, ushering in a new sustainable heat source era for the Nelson-based campus that was first opened in 1961. Funded by the Ministry of Advanced Education & Skills