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NRHS Awards $125,000 to Preservation Projects - Vimarsana News

NRHS Awards $125,000 to Preservation Projects

Twenty-eight organizations received grant funding as part of the 2024 Railway Heritage Preservation Grants.

Capital Transit temporarily suspending two Mendenhall Valley routes due to shortage of drivers - Vimarsana News

Capital Transit temporarily suspending two Mendenhall Valley routes due to shortage of drivers

Officials hope to fix situation by July; extra tourist buses also scaled back due to fleet shortage.

First cruise ship of season expected to match last year's record-high traffic arrives Tuesday - Vimarsana News

First cruise ship of season expected to match last year's record-high traffic arrives Tuesday

Officials say new five-ship daily limit will reduce passengers compared to busiest days last year.

U.S. Supreme Court Gave Go-Ahead 72 Years Ago to Radio for Bus Riders; Proves Too Late for WHAV - Vimarsana News

U.S. Supreme Court Gave Go-Ahead 72 Years Ago to Radio for Bus Riders; Proves Too Late for WHAV

‘Music as You Ride’ Fails to Save Original WHAV-FM in 1952 Editor’s note: A version of this story originally appeared in a WHAV newsletter May 17, 2010. Additional photograph below. The original FM incarnation of WHAV was a relatively short-lived affair of about only four years. It was conceived under difficult circumstances, lived in painful […]

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Free public downtown Wi-Fi, park upgrades, more buses among proposals for marine passenger fees - Vimarsana News

Free public downtown Wi-Fi, park upgrades, more buses among proposals for marine passenger fees

Public comments being accepted until March 25 for more than $19 million in recommended projects.