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Ke Ao Hāliʻi, a Hāna-based nonprofit community organization, in partnership with the County of Maui, State of Hawaiʻi, and Hawai‘i Land Trust, has completed the purchase of 8.6 acres of Hāmoa lands for permanent cultural preservation and stewardship. The County of Maui contributed $800,000 and the State of Hawaiʻi Legacy Land Conservation Program contributed $247,500 toward the purchase.

MADISON - The Borough Council moved to sell one property and purchase another on Monday, Nov. 13, making way for two major projects in town.

Theres over $12 million left from the $15 million voter-approved Open Space Bond of 2018, but Missoula County has more left of its share than the city.

A community event called “Crisis in Palestine and U.S. and Media Complicity” – planned for tonight (Wednesday) at 5pm at the Traverse ...

On Friday, Carson City Supervisors held a joint meeting with the Carson City Planning Commission, during which they directed staff to begin the process of suspending Title 17.10, which deals with Open Space Development. Let’s dig into what Open Space Development means, and how this decision will effect the city, as well as future developments.

The Eagle Town Council on Tuesday night voted down a plan to enact a winter closure on a portion of the Haymaker trail in an effort to protect deer and elk herds. The closure was...

Professional wildfire mitigation contractors of Park City Municipal will perform controlled burns of slash piles on the Treasure Hill Open Space, starting Wednesday.

The Lewisville City Council is considering a bond election to be held in May 2024 that would ask voters to approve a list of proposed capital projects.

Just over three years ago, the Cal-Wood Fire burned more than 600 acres of Boulder County ponderosa pine forest, along with another 10,000 acres of the foothills north of Jamestown, damaging or destroying 26 homes. The devastation to the Boulder County community has not been forgotten. We know families are still rebuilding their lives, just […]

MADISON - Melissa Honohan was sworn into a one-year unexpired term on the Borough Council during its Monday, Nov. 13 meeting.