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KPIX CBS Morning News January 31, 2013 - Vimarsana News

KPIX CBS Morning News January 31, 2013

We have a couple dozen reports of tornadoes where we had a damaging tornado particularly in northern georgia during the day on wednesday. But the good news is the bad weather has moved out and the cooler and dryer weather is moving in today. 50 for a high in atlanta. Were expecting 60 in new orleans as we prepare for the super bowl. In the northeast were going to see temperatures generally in the 40s and 50s but turning colder by this evening. Lakeeffect snow through cleveland, buffalo, toronto. Snow showers around pittsburgh and a high of 29 as well. And look at the cold in the midwest. Only ...

Granger wants to expand on Watertown Township landfill closed in 1980s - Vimarsana News

Granger wants to expand on Watertown Township landfill closed in 1980s

The Lansing-based company has taken initial steps to reclassify an old 60-acre landfill that was closed in the 1980s.

Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation announces new board officers, trustees, advisors and development director - Vimarsana News

Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation announces new board officers, trustees, advisors and development director

ASHEVILLE – The Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation recently appointed new officers and members to the organization’s Board of Trustees and Council of Advisors. The nonprofit selected Kevin Brandt as its

Renewable natural gas facility now operating in Lansing - Vimarsana News

Renewable natural gas facility now operating in Lansing

Granger Waste Services is working with EDL Energy and Consumers Energy to transform landfill gas into renewable natural gas at a new facility in Lansing.

Willoughby: Aspen's temporary tent with staying power - Vimarsana News

Willoughby: Aspen's temporary tent with staying power

Legends & Legacies Side entrance of original tent during a concert intermission. Note the four tall supporting poles and inner rings of supporting poles. Willoughby collection The first tent went by several names, Goethe Music Festival Tent and Aspen Amphitheater, but very quickly earned the shorter moniker “the tent.” Walter Paepcke constructed it for the Goethe Bicentennial. A constrained budget and the thought it would be temporary or one time use only structure restrained its design. It endured for 15 years and became the home of the Music Festival. The budget for the project was $6...