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WHDH 7News Today In New England November 27, 2015 - Vimarsana News

WHDH 7News Today In New England November 27, 2015

Its colder air but north and west of us. You see quiet conditions across new england. Weve had low clouds and patchy fog. A murky start. That will take time to have the sunshine peek through but once it does, lower to middle 60s. Light showers the second half of the weekend, then it dries out. The first half, we feature more clouds and light showers. Not a lot of moisture with this front but it will feature a cooler weekend. A better chance for more rain midweek next week. That on the sevenday forecast ahead. Nancy time for fast track traffic. How are things going out there, Danielle Gersh . D...

SIRWA holds annual meeting; new plant, helping Osceola with supply - Vimarsana News

SIRWA holds annual meeting; new plant, helping Osceola with supply

Incumbent board members re-elected

Osceola considers tapping nearby quarry to avert drinking water crisis - Vimarsana News

Osceola considers tapping nearby quarry to avert drinking water crisis

Drought-stricken Osceola weighs plan to transfer water from a nearby quarry to replenish West Lake.

Source: yahoo.com
Officials break ground on $60 million athletic field at high school in South Jamaica – QNS.com - Vimarsana News

Officials break ground on $60 million athletic field at high school in South Jamaica – QNS.com

Construction has begun on a new athletic field and fieldhouse at a high school in South Jamaica.

Source: qns.com
Iowa's drought improves slightly in past month - Vimarsana News

Iowa's drought improves slightly in past month

Iowa’s long-running drought has eased since a month ago but is still by far the worst it’s been leading into the growing season in the past three years, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor.