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A group of independent Maine auto repair shop owners, their employees and supporters filed an application for a citizens initiative with the Secretary of State’s Office announcing their...
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Texting while driving is illegal in most states, but what about reading or sending a text when you’re stopped at a red light or if the phone is mounted on the dashboard? And is tapping the screen...
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After heavy flooding in eastern Kentucky, locals and officials are frustrated with the federal government’s system for disaster aid. People say the process is confusing, sending some of the...
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New York -- Nearly a year after the remnants of Hurricane Ida flooded the Forest Hills one-bedroom apartment where Heidi Pashkow and her husband live, the couple is finally beginning to settle back into their first-floor home of...
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Floods, extreme heat, severe drought -- just this summer alone, New York City and the rest of tri-state has seen a variety of weather of extremes that show how climate change is impacting daily life. Those weather events have very real impacts on...
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory scientists are working to take on what the lab describes as an urgent need: detecting, preventing, or reducing the damage caused by wildfires. Because of that threat, ORNL is...
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August 24, 2022 | Virtual
New in 2022, NAMIC is hosting a three-part virtual series focused on human resources legal issues in...
August 31, 2022 | Virtual
New in 2022, NAMIC is hosting a three-part virtual series focused on human resources legal issues in...