Kendallville, Shipshewana get money for trails
NIKI KELLY | The Journal Gazette
INDIANAPOLIS – Kendallville and Shipshewana are two communities receiving part of $30 million in trail grants announced Thursday.
Gov. Eric Holcomb and Indiana Department of Natural Resources Director Dan Bortner said 18 communities and non-profit organizations will receive a combined $29.6 million for 70 miles of new trail development as a part of the second round of the Next Level Trails program.
Combined with the 17 projects announced as part of the first round in May 2019, the Next Level Trails program has awarded $54.3 million in funding for more than 112 miles of trail throughout Indiana. Trails have been an important resource for Hoosiers’ physical and mental well-being throughout the pandemic, Holcomb said. These projects are a transformational investment in quality of life for communities across our state and a valuable tool for economic and tourism development. We are creating impor
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Cambridge Pixel s SPx Server technology relays vital radar and situational awareness information to a control centre where its Maritime Display Framework (MDF) application is used to display the radar picture on screen as it would be shown onboard a normal vessel.
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, March 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Cambridge Pixel, a developer of radar display, tracking and recording sub-systems (www.cambridgepixel.com), is supplying its SPx Server technology and Maritime Display Framework (MDF) software to SEA-KIT (www.sea-kit.com) to enhance the operation of its Uncrewed Surface Vessels (USVs).
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Shiprock, Upper Fruitland remain on tribe s COVID-19 advisory list
FARMINGTON Shiprock and Upper Fruitland continue to land on the Navajo Nation s health advisory notice for uncontrolled spread of COVID-19.
The Feb. 22 list by the Navajo Department of Health showed 21 communities – a decrease of four from last week – and based on the number of cases from Feb. 5 to Feb. 18.
Other New Mexico communities on the list were Baca-Prewitt, Chichiltah, Church Rock, Coyote Canyon, Crownpoint, Iyanbito, Nahodishgish, Rock Springs, Tohatchi and Twin Lakes.
Communities outside the state are Birdsprings, Bodaway-Gap, Dennehotso, Leupp, Lukachukai, Nahata Dziil, St. Michaels, Tachee-Blue Gap and Tuba City.