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Reservoirs at risk of running dry if PG&E's repair schedule continues to slip | News - Vimarsana News

Reservoirs at risk of running dry if PG&E's repair schedule continues to slip | News

At the end of March, Nevada Irrigation District (NID) asked customers for a 20% voluntary conservation of water use, and so far 136 raw water customers have voluntarily reduced their

NID — It's all about infrastructure: New GM, board members to reprioritize water-related projects | News - Vimarsana News

NID — It's all about infrastructure: New GM, board members to reprioritize water-related projects | News

Much has changed in a short amount of time at Nevada Irrigation District, which has been serving water to western Nevada County for more than 100 years.

George Boardman: There was no lack of candidates for our ninth annual awards - Vimarsana News

George Boardman: There was no lack of candidates for our ninth annual awards

The bizarre behavior of some citizens when confronted with the COVID mandates may have faded from our lives, but that didn’t mean there weren’t plenty of opportunities during the past year to be recognized in…

Don Rogers: Mine's main ore is risk - Vimarsana News

Don Rogers: Mine's main ore is risk

If Rise Gold continues on its titanic quest, the county supervisors eventually will have to consider the iceberg.

'This is not OK': Organizers mobilize in light of Rise Gold survey - Vimarsana News

'This is not OK': Organizers mobilize in light of Rise Gold survey

Photo: Elias Funez One hundred and ten people signed up to protest at six different locations around Nevada County on Thursday to spread information about the potential risks of reopening the Idaho-Maryland Mine. Tracy Sheehan helped organize the event to get petitions signed and distribute anti-mine signs, a yellow-and-black accessory for yards in the area. Sheehan, who worked to oppose Centennial Dam three years ago as coordinator for the Foothills Water Network, said the public-facing event was meant to counter any traction Rise Gold may have gained after publishing survey results she said...