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Chicago Announces Compost Pilot Program That Draws on Expertise of City's Community Gardens | Chicago News - Vimarsana News

Chicago Announces Compost Pilot Program That Draws on Expertise of City's Community Gardens | Chicago News

Six community gardens will test the logistics of a compost program that could be expanded if it proves successful and scaleable.

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Concord-Carlisle boys lacrosse coach Tom Dalicandro reflects on 300th win, current season - Vimarsana News

Concord-Carlisle boys lacrosse coach Tom Dalicandro reflects on 300th win, current season

Concord-Carlisle's boys lacrosse team netted 14 goals against Waltham on April 14 at Memorial Field to hand coach Tom Dalicandro his 300th career coaching victory.

Division 2 champ Concord-Carlisle boys lacrosse makes jump to D1 - Vimarsana News

Division 2 champ Concord-Carlisle boys lacrosse makes jump to D1

C-C won the Division 2 state championship last summer. When the statewide tournament makes its debut this June, the Patriots will play in Division 1.

Reading Romance: Melissa Volker's twisty love stories... - Vimarsana News

Reading Romance: Melissa Volker's twisty love stories...

Romance stories have gotten a bad rap at times because of the negative stigmatisation associated with them. But if you want to read intelligent, carefully crafted love stories with a twist and a focus on social issues and the environment, Volker has definitely got you covered.

Chicago could adopt garden registry soon - Vimarsana News

Chicago could adopt garden registry soon

By Brandon Chew Chicago environmental groups are pushing to protect urban gardens from fines levied for having too many weeds. The proposal, introduced in the city council in late January, would create a Managed Native Garden Registry to protect gardeners who follow sustainable landscaping practices from weed ordinance citations. “We have over a dozen co-sponsors—I think strong support from across city council,” said Colleen Smith, the deputy director of the Illinois Environmental Council. Smith said that she expects the proposal to go into effect soon, possibly when the City Council me...