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Nick Morgan

  • Marketing and Communications Specialist, AssuredPartners
Cincinnati
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Before chemical spill, WA reviewed different Nippon tank that could explode

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By Nick Morgan
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
At the time of the May 26 fatal tank collapse at Nippon Dynawave Packaging, state labor safety investigators already had two cases pending involving other parts of the Longview industrial plant. A common thread with those two investigations was malfunctioning valves. Quality journalism doesn’t happen without your help Support local news coverage and the people who report it by subscribing to The Daily News.
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New Kelso DOL office opens July 2

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By Nick Morgan
| Tri-City Herald Verified
Marking what the Washington State Department of Licensing says is one of its fastest-ever office reopenings, Kelso's new permanent licensing office will open on July 2 - less than eight months after a landlord-tenant dispute abruptly closed the previous location at the end of last year.
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Capital Ideas: Fearing Failure – The Silent Killer of American Innovation & Entrepreneurship

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By Nick Morgan
| Crowdfund Insider Verified
Look around you right now. The phone in your hand. The electricity running through your walls. The car in your driveway. The medicine in your cabinet. The air conditioning cooling your home. None of it appeared by accident. At the root of nearly every modern convenience is a person who saw a problem, took a risk, and decided to build something better.
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