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Water Companies Donate Water Bottle Filling Stations To Schools Patch 2/17/2021 Ellyn Santiago © Photos provided by Regional Water Authority, Connecticut Water Touchless water fountains being delivered to Madison schools. MADISON, CT —To both cut down on the use of plastic bottles, and to provide safe drinking water, two water companies teamed up to bring touchless water fountains to Madison schools. The Regional Water Authority and Connecticut Water are donating four wa...

It’s not gone forever. The Rifle-provided bus to Sunlight Mountain, a service that usually takes local kids to go skiing at a reduced cost, was placed on hold this season due to COVID-19. Recreation Program Manager Austin Rickstrew said, however, the bus is slated to return next season. “Because of COVID restrictions, we couldn’t get as many kids on the bus, so we couldn’t afford to operate it,” he said. Usually the service costs about $11,000 a year to operate — an expense incurred...

by Sara Golling on Wednesday Feb 17 2021 Rossland City Council Meeting, February 16, 2021 -- By Zoom Rezoning moves ahead; Mid-Town Transition project out to tender; Winter Games 2026?  Disturbing intrusion at the Library; RDKB report . . . Present:  Mayor Kathy Moore, and Councillors Andy Morel, Stewart Spooner, Janice Nightingale, Chris Bowman, Dirk Lewis, and Terry  Miller. Staff: Planner Stacey Lightbourne, CAO Bryan Teasdale, CFO Elma Hamming, Recreation and...

Michael DiVittorio | Tribune-Review A proposed pump track and walking/bike trail extension at Creekside Park in Oakmont may soon go out for bid. Michael DiVittorio | Tribune-Review A proposed pump track and walking/bike trail extension at Creekside Park in Oakmont may soon go out for bid.   TribLIVEs Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Construction plans are being developed for a new pump track and walking/bike trail ext...

Here Montana, a BIPOC — Black/Indigenous/people of color — program run through the Missoula Parks and Recreation Department gets people outdoors. The 20 participants stood in a circle, their bundled snow clothes and keen energy keeping them warm. Whirling snow fell from the sky dusting their hats and scarves. Fog obscured the surrounding mountains. Other cross-country skiers passed by the group, towing sleds or getting towed by leashed dogs on their way to the links of the University ...

The 20 participants stood in a circle, their bundled snow clothes and keen energy keeping them warm.

Annual fundraising event to benefit nearly 60 MSU projects by Anne Cantrell, MSU News Service An annual 29-hour fundraising event that aims to build

New Ice Skating Rink Opens at Montana State University A brand new open sky ice skating rink has been installed on campus at Montana State University for the Spring 2021 semester. The outdoor ice rink was made possible by the MSU Office of Student Engagement and the ASMSU Outdoor Recreation Program. The new ice skating rink is located south of the Marga Hosaeus Fitness Center. Its located between the parking garage and the fitness center. It will be open to the public on Mondays, Wednesdays,...

Guy Barnett,Minister for Veterans’ Affairs The Tasmanian Liberal Government is committed to supporting the State’s more than 10,500 veterans and ex service personnel, and their families. Today, I am pleased to announce that Launceston Legacy and Hobart Legacy will receive $20,000 each per year from our Government to support the families of veterans and ex service personnel. Launceston Legacy formerly received funding through the Anzac Day Trust, which was wound up by the Parliament at the e...

MONDAY UPDATE THEN: Archbald was in the midst of plans to renovate three aging borough playgrounds when a tree toppled over from winter weather, crushing the playground equipment at a fourth park in December 2019. NOW: Archbald has replaced the crushed equipment, in addition to equipment at two other playgrounds. The borough did not receive grant funding for its other planned playground overhaul, but officials applied for a new grant in 2020. One year after a tree crushed a portion of Archbald�...