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Buffalo AKG unveils tallest mural to date, first on public housing development - Vimarsana News

Buffalo AKG unveils tallest mural to date, first on public housing development

On Monday, the Buffalo AKG Art Museum formally unveiled a new mural on the southeast façade of Lyndon B. Johnson Apartments (LBJ) at 167 Humboldt Parkway, a Buffalo Municipal Housing Authority (BMHA) public housing development that primarily houses elderly and disabled residents.

Rising from the ground - Vimarsana News

Rising from the ground

NEW COLUMBIA — A 186-foot-tall tower is taking shape in White Deer Township, Union County, as part of a $48 million project to construct a feed mill that will support

Country View Family Farms in Union County gives rise to 180-foot tall mill tower - Vimarsana News

Country View Family Farms in Union County gives rise to 180-foot tall mill tower

WHITE DEER TOWNSHIP — The construction of a $47.3 million feed mill expansion plant in Union County is progressing with the rise of a 176-foot tall structure.

City of Medford conducts new citizen alerts - Vimarsana News

City of Medford conducts new citizen alerts

This afternoon, the City of Medford conducted a test run for their "Citizen Alert" system. Residents in Jackson County will be able to receive notifications on their phones about wildfires, extreme emergencies or any other hazards.

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UO Students Work On Smoke Management - Vimarsana News

UO Students Work On Smoke Management

With the number of smoky days on the rise in Oregon, communities across the state are in various stages of planning for potential impacts from unhealthy air, both from prescribed fires and from wildfires, to help protect the health and welfare of vulnerable populations. In southern Oregon, Jackson County is creating a smoke management community response plan with the help of two University of Oregon graduate students. Their work is funded in part by the Department of Environmental Quality, which awarded grants to 20 local and tribal governments to develop smoke management plans. Western wildf...