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KPIX CBS July 3, 2024 - Vimarsana News

KPIX CBS July 3, 2024

Good evening. You know, we dont have to think too far back to remember just how miserable it could be when the bay area is choking on smoke. Today, theres a new record card confirming we deal with some of the unhealthiest air in the country. The state of the air report card from the American Lung association ranked the bay area the fifth worst for annual particle solution out of more than 200 metropolitan areas. We were seventh worst for exposure to shortterm particle solution, and then 12 worst for ozone pollution. Almost every bay area county got a failing grade for shortterm spikes in parti...

Flood cleanup continues as Abbotsford works to fix popular trail system - Vimarsana News

Flood cleanup continues as Abbotsford works to fix popular trail system

Stoney Creek Trail is an important amenity in Abbotsford’s Bateman neighbourhood

See what Galesburg parks and recreation plans for 2023 - Vimarsana News

See what Galesburg parks and recreation plans for 2023

A review of all the major capital improvements the Galesburg parks and recreation department made in 2022 and what they have planned for in 2023.

Roundtable: What would you like to see replace Broadview in Galesburg? - Vimarsana News

Roundtable: What would you like to see replace Broadview in Galesburg?

If the city of Galesburg is successful at getting the old Broadview Hotel on the Public Square torn down, what would you like to see there?

Galesburg Council approves Pickleball at Bateman Park, Railroad Days funding, and more - Vimarsana News

Galesburg Council approves Pickleball at Bateman Park, Railroad Days funding, and more

Galesburg City Council approved a bid to bring Pickleball to Bateman Park on Monday night. The five members present all voted in favor, minus Dwight White who abstained. City Manager Todd Thompson says the original bid was about $97,000 to convert the two tennis courts into six pickleball courts. Then after a second look staff decided to not replace the current fencing. That brought the bid amount from All Weather Courts Inc. that was approved down to $51,800. Thompson says it's the city goal to replace the fencing at a later date. Thompson notes this item was not budgeted for but the cou...

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