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Grimshire Part 19 Mountain Mine

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Visiting judges and backlog grants cut old criminal cases by months, courts tell commissioners

Court staff said a backlog grant and visiting-judge program reduced the number of criminal cases older than 301 days from 489 to 56 since July 2023, but stressed new filings and changes in law will keep pressure on resources.

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Grimshire Part 18 Farming and Foresting (Again XD)

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Moldova imposes energy and water consumption restrictions amid

Moldova has introduced restrictions on electricity and water consumption as the country faces a regional energy crisis and critically low water levels in the Dniester River, its main source of drinking water, Deschide.md announced. The measures include limiting electricity exports during peak hours, reducing lighting in public and commercial buildings, restricting non-essential water use and allowing agricultural irrigation from the Dniester only at night. The National Crisis Management Commission, chaired by Prime Minister Vasile Tofan, approved the measures on August 3. Commercial electricity exports will be limited between 18:00 and 20:00, when domestic demand is highest, with exceptions for quantities required to meet security-of-supply obligations. The authorities also instructed state energy trader Energocom to identify alternative electricity supplies from Romania, Ukraine and other markets accessible through existing transit routes. Energocom will prepare procurement scenarios covering the next 7-14 days, together with daily reports on electricity prices and financing requirements. The measures come as Romania, Moldova’s main electricity supplier, faces its own energy constraints following a sharp decline in Danube water levels and electricity production. Romania has declared a state of alert in its energy system and has discussed potential emergency electricity imports from Ukraine for peak hours. Energocom warned that Moldova could need to purchase additional electricity on regional markets, where prices are typically higher. The Moldovan authorities will prioritise connection requests for electricity storage facilities and photovoltaic and wind power plants equipped with batteries, while procedures for authorising such projects will be simplified. Public buildings and commercial premises will be required to reduce indoor lighting by at least 30%, where possible, and switch off lighting in unoccupied rooms. Fountains and decorative, architectural and advertising lighting will be turned off between 18:00 and 06:00. Energy-intensive businesses will be asked to reorganise production to avoid peak-demand periods. The authorities have also prohibited the use of drinking water and surface water for non-essential activities such as washing streets and pavements and filling swimming pools and recreational ponds. Industrial companies whose activities are not essential to food production, healthcare or public health must reduce water consumption by at least 20%. Water use from the Dniester for agricultural irrigation will be permitted only between 21:00 and 06:00, with priority given to horticultural crops. The Environment Ministry may temporarily suspend water use in areas where levels reach critical thresholds. The measures followed a July 31 discussion between Tofan and Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhiy Koretskyi on the Dniester situation. “Given the lack of precipitation and the critically low water level of the Dniester Reservoir, we must manage water flow with the utmost responsibility and prevent an already difficult situation from worsening,” Tofan said. Local authorities will put reserve wells into operation where necessary, while Apa-Canal Chisinau will carry out works to maintain water supplies to the capital. If conditions deteriorate, Moldova’s General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations will prepare to distribute drinking water by mobile tankers in affected localities.

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Local IT worker urges council to demand independent analysis of proposed data center’s jobs, water and abatement costs

Ron Hansen, a resident who works in IT and served in the military, told the council that permanent jobs at a large data center are typically measured in dozens and urged an independent village-controlled review of job counts, water use, power-grid upgrades, school abatement costs and contingency plans if a developer leaves the site.

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Council weighs repairing Spinners and Henningsen reservoirs as options to boost Emery's water storage

Staff and commissioners discussed options to restore Spinners (~750 acre-feet) and Henning(s)en (~450 acre-feet) reservoirs, noting sinkholes and leakage at Henningsen and LIDAR evidence of historic canals that might be reestablished to increase storage.

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Agency briefs Emery County council on Black Canyon Fire: 'We're estimating about 1,100 acres now'

Fire officers told the Emery County Public Lands Council the lightning-started Black Canyon Fire has grown to about 1,100 acres, with roughly 170 personnel working to protect homes near Reader subdivision and Lowry Water using aircraft, retardant and contingency lines.

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City staff outlines winter‑salt options after statewide bid shortfall; proposes emergency purchase

Director Adams reported the city received no award through the state bid and recommended securing up to 600 tons at $120/ton as a stopgap; the city currently holds ~1,000 tons and uses roughly 1,200–1,500 tons per winter season.

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Grimshire Part 17 Iron Axe and Foresting

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Council explores temporary moratorium on new culinary water connections as corrective plans advance

Faced with a state capacity assessment, council discussed a proposed temporary moratorium (Resolution 2026-14) on new culinary connections and legal options for emergency restriction while drilling or transmission projects proceed.

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County officials say developers must secure water; treated effluent reuse being explored

Commissioners and presenters told residents that valley water rights are constrained, prospective developers would need to secure water allocations, and the county is exploring treating and reusing sewer effluent as industrial supply to support potential energy projects.

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Residents urge limits, transparency on data‑center proposals and resource impacts

Multiple residents asked the City Council to consider moratoria, stricter permitting or zoning for data centers, raising concerns about water use, electricity demand, noise and light pollution and a lack of public input for proposed projects.