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Smog worse in Raleigh, Durham compared to last year, 'State of the Air' report shows - Vimarsana News

Smog worse in Raleigh, Durham compared to last year, 'State of the Air' report shows

Although Raleigh and Durham have relatively good air quality, a new report from the American Lung Association shows ozone smog is increasing.

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Japanese prime minister's visit to NC focuses on business and, of course, barbecue - Vimarsana News

Japanese prime minister's visit to NC focuses on business and, of course, barbecue

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper is hosting Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida in Raleigh this week. The two are expected to commemorate the state's economic partnership with the country.

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Duke Energy hoping emerging tech research benefits customers - Vimarsana News

Duke Energy hoping emerging tech research benefits customers

Duke Energy is transitioning away from coal. It means power bills are becoming more expensive.

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Fujifilm Diosynth to create 680 jobs, invest additional $1.2B in Holly Springs - Vimarsana News

Fujifilm Diosynth to create 680 jobs, invest additional $1.2B in Holly Springs

State and local officials have approved up to $69.3 million in incentives to help the company expand. The project is expected to have an economic impact of $4.76 billion, officials said.

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911 dispatchers working from home: Could it come to the Triangle? - Vimarsana News

911 dispatchers working from home: Could it come to the Triangle?

Nationally and locally, 911 centers continue to struggle to recruit employees. As of March 8, 21% of the call taker/dispatcher positions in the Raleigh-Wake Emergency Communications Center are vacant, according to a City spokesperson.

Source: wral.com