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Good day Carson City and welcome to Sunday, August 18, 2019. Sunny skies will arrive on this final day of summer break before school in Carson City starts up Monday. Activities today feature plenty of music, creative outdoor adventuring, train rides and an open house at the Foreman-Roberts House Museum. Enjoy your day.

MATTAWA – Thursday’s regular Mattawa City Council meeting featured an update from SCJ Alliance regarding the city’s ongoing Parks, Recreation and Open Space plan, which will help the city plan its future parks projects and obtain funding for those projects.

MOUNT OLIVE TWP. – A plan by the non-profit Raritan Headwaters Association (RHA) designed to improve water quality in Budd Lake has been approved by the state Department of Environmental

CHESTER — The New Jersey Highlands Water Protection and Planning Council welcomed a new member during its Thursday, Feb.15 public meeting.

The proposal to have 2.2 acres of open space at CU South transferred to the city for flood mitigation deserves much more scrutiny.

The head of a land trust in Burrillville urges all Rhode Islanders to ask elected representatives to add $16 million for land preservation to the “Green Economy” bond proposed by Governor McKee.

MADISON -Members of multiple borough committees and community volunteers heard Rutgers University professor and water resource expert Chris Obropta conduct a Green Infrastructure workshop at the Madison Public Safety Complex

A list of what is open and operating and what is closed for the Presidents Day holiday in San Diego County.

The Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space Department will host Januarys Full Moon Hike on the Wild Horse Trail this Friday, Jan. 10. Not only will the hike feature some wild horses and the "Wolf Moon" it will also be a celebration of Carson Citys first Winter Trails Day.

The Nevada Appeal, the Silver States oldest continuously run newspaper, first published on May 16, 1865.