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Micron is in the midst of collecting input on a Draft Environmental Impact Statement. But one local official feels the lengthy process has slowed down the project, and should be revisited.
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The House of Representatives has approved the Administration's request to rescind federal funding for public media. Now the measure goes to the Senate. How does this affect WRVO?
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