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A Idiot friend went there and cought stealing guns and the K-Mart roof was blown off.
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variety.com
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Raccoon found passed out in bathroom of Virginia ABC Store after breaking in, ransacking shelves
A raccoon was found passed out in the bathroom of the Virginia ABC Store in Ashland after breaking in and ransacking shelves, according to Hanover County Animal Protection and Shelter.
Duane
I have found my spirit animal.
Drunk raccoon found passed out on liquor store floor after breaking in - BBC News
The intoxicated animal suffered no injuries and was released back into the wild by animal protection once sober.
I find this interesting because I worked at the Corning plant in Midland in 2001 after I graduated college and we all had to take “union awareness training.” Basically taught us if we see evidence of union talk in the plant, report it. The Wilmington plant was unionized and the company was determined to keep the union out of the Midland plant.
But when the economy tanked after 9/11 they closed down our plant, not the union plant.
Corning workers rally for union rights, accuse CEO of intimidation
Nearly 3,000 production workers at Corning facilities across North Carolina have been working to organize with the United Steelworkers to address unfair pay practices and job security.www.wsoctv.com
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My Tesla "died". Now I need to virtue signal or cash flash with a new one.
while saving the planet by paying for the production of another giant lithium battery that is recharged by fossil fuels.
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Wilmington is still the only plant with a Union. There are occasionally talks of them in other plants, but they never get the interest. The Wilmington plant is also the original fiber plant, and the basis of development. The Midland plant only made/makes 1-2 products out of the dozens that are produced in Wilmington. Midland was built for capacity expansion. That plant was only closed for a few years, and has gone through multiple expansions in the last decade.I find this interesting because I worked at the Corning plant in Midland in 2001 after I graduated college and we all had to take “union awareness training.” Basically taught us if we see evidence of union talk in the plant, report it. The Wilmington plant was unionized and the company was determined to keep the union out of the Midland plant.
But when the economy tanked after 9/11 they closed down our plant, not the union plant.
Corning workers rally for union rights, accuse CEO of intimidation
Nearly 3,000 production workers at Corning facilities across North Carolina have been working to organize with the United Steelworkers to address unfair pay practices and job security.
www.nbcnews.com
