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'This looks like a unicorn': Will Pioneer Park redesign be too difficult to fund? - Vimarsana News

'This looks like a unicorn': Will Pioneer Park redesign be too difficult to fund?

Salt Lake City Council members seem impressed with a proposed redesign of Pioneer Park, but they also are wary of its projected price tag.\n

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Kuranui College & Levin East School Take Top Prizes In Showquest, NZ's Largest Performing Arts Competition For Schools - Vimarsana News

Kuranui College & Levin East School Take Top Prizes In Showquest, NZ's Largest Performing Arts Competition For Schools

Wednesday, 28 July 2021, 1:06 pm Kuranui College from Wellington have taken out the top spot in the National Final for Showquest, the country's largest performing arts competition for schools. The Kuranui team themed their piece around the Waikeria prison riots. Anna Laybourn, a student leader on the Kuranui College team, explained they had decided on that theme “because it wasn’t really talked about at all. It’s pretty important and we needed to get that message out to a bigger audience”. In the Junior section, available as an option for teams of students years 1-8, Levin East Schoo...

Salt Lake City wants you to tell them how to spend $3 million on Pioneer Park - Vimarsana News

Salt Lake City wants you to tell them how to spend $3 million on Pioneer Park

Salt Lake City is asking the public what improvements they want to see to the 10-acre Pioneer Park.

What the 10 key themes of 'Reimagine Nature' might mean for Salt Lake City's outdoors plan - Vimarsana News

What the 10 key themes of 'Reimagine Nature' might mean for Salt Lake City's outdoors plan

SALT LAKE CITY — Public lands leaders for Utah's capital city are close to finishing up the latest round of feedback for the future of the city's public lands projects. The second phase of "Reimagine Nature," or the Public Lands Master Plan, began earlier this month. This week, leaders of the Salt Lake City Parks and Public Lands held an online forum to discuss the latest updates regarding the ongoing project and promote ways to improve the master plan. The department launched public feedback for the project last year to view what kinds of things residents wanted with their outdoors master ...

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