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Steve Walsh
The newly built amphibious assault ship was on its maiden voyage.
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Officials say more than 300,000 people across the state have downloaded the Mobile ID app as of July 16.
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If conditions worsen, state officials said they could implement mandatory conservation measures.
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“The project is not a bad project, but the project is out of place,” said Councilmember Timothy Johnson.
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Though the measure was met with wide praise at the meeting, many local union organizers and workers took issue with some of the specifics.
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