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Bend Outdoor Worx selects Broke Supply Co. at pitch event

[cq comment="edited - jv" ]In June of 2021, when I was appointed as interim mayor, that left a vacancy for my Ward 5 Council seat. With only 30 days to recruit and appoint a replacement until the November election, I reached out to Todd Cohen who I met while I was first running for Council in 2017. Todd was already serving on the Open Space and Trails Advisory committee and was a fierce advocate for protecting our public open spaces particularly from large scale fracking operations. He...

Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space and the Carson City Library invite the community to join us for our 3rd annual Carson City BOOnanza this Tuesday, Oct. 29.

“The need for landscape architecture has never been greater,” AILA National Awards jury chair Claire Martin says. “Whether by accelerating adaptation, strategising for carbon and flood mitigation, increasing biodiversity or improving the health of our waterways. Likewise, landscape architects can strengthen people’s connection with their environment and to each other, improve livelihoods and health outcomes, foster truth telling and simply bring joy to people.”

Park City leaders said bad behavior from some brides and grooms has forced them to close down the \

We urge Louisville voters to vote yes on Ballot Issue 2C to protect our open space. Without extending current funding that ends in 2023, drastic cuts in Open Space and Parks programs will be required. A modest funding increase will enable long overdue, critical open space environmental protection and wildfire mitigation. Some background: Louisville voters […]

A new sustainable meadow will sprout in Raumati this spring as part of a trial to find new ways of managing open space on the Kāpiti Coast. Kāpiti Coast District Council will replace the grass on council-managed land by 79 Raumati Rd with a mix ...

At 5:30 p.m. today, Oct. 23, City Council will hold a town hall to discuss the mayors 2024 budget proposal. The proposal calls for general fund spending of $428.3 million,

A few bald eagles are calling this tree in Windsor, Colorado, home. Here's when they come through the state and the other hotspot to see the birds.

CHESTER - The New Jersey Highlands Water Protection and Planning Council approved more that $875,000 in Agriculture Sustainability and Plan Conformance Planning Grants during its Thursday, Oct. 19 meeting held