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A representative from Congressman Andre Carson’s office summarized effects of the federal government shutdown on healthcare subsidies, research funding and local projects; staff urged residents to contact the office for casework with utility billing and to watch for changes to Affordable Care Act subsidies and other programs.

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Nonprofit faces challenges securing funds necessary for operation amid tax-status uncertainty.

Council votes to support Eagle Scout project for donation box outside animal shelter.

Lake Placid plans for HGTV feature and announces upcoming grant opportunities and events.

Birkenfeld Foundation restores original murals to Pacific Medical Center's lobby.

Committee recommends switching to private insurance, achieving significant savings for the district.

County representative highlights grant approval process and collaboration with various stakeholders.

The Fairfield County Engineer’s Office is currently advertising for sale the following projects.

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Investing.com -- Manitoba is set to redirect some of its hydroelectricity exports from the U.S. to power local projects. The decision comes as the province plans to let two of its hydroelectric agreements, which exported power across the southern border, expire, according to CBC, citing Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew. The move is part of Manitoba’s effort to "repatriate" power and invest more in Canadian projects as trade tensions with the U.S. persist. Kinew noted that 500 megawatts of export contracts are set to end by the close of the month. The province has decided to utilize this power to bolster its own economy. One of the expiring export agreements is with a Minnesota-based power company. Kinew stated that he had discussed the matter with Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, who was understanding of the decision. Despite this, Manitoba will continue to sell electricity to the U.S., Kinew confirmed. This article was generated with the support of AI and reviewed by an editor. For more information see our T&C.

Council discusses veteran issues, public comments, and project funding during the meeting.

City discusses roundabout proposal and outdoor pool maintenance schedule for summer readiness.