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Two injured in UTV rollover in Webster - Newport Dispatch - Vimarsana News

Two injured in UTV rollover in Webster - Newport Dispatch

WEBSTER –– Two people were seriously injured in a utility terrain vehicle (UTV) rollover accident near Long Street power lines on October 1, just before 6:30 p.m., according to New Hampshire State Police. The driver, Christopher Burtt, a 25-year-old resident of Webster, was driving at a high speed and suddenly changed direction, causing the UTV

Two men seriously injured in off-roading accident in Webster - Vimarsana News

Two men seriously injured in off-roading accident in Webster

Two men were seriously injured when the utility task vehicle they were on rolled over in Webster on Sunday, authorities said.

North Charleston man-made nature trail gains popularity - Vimarsana News

North Charleston man-made nature trail gains popularity

Amy Tankersley and her husband, Jim, have been tending to a man-made nature trail and meadow since the early 1990s. As they continue to maintain the land, they hope to

BCLS co-hosting lawn and garden hacks: propagation - Vimarsana News

BCLS co-hosting lawn and garden hacks: propagation

Berkeley County Library System (BCLS) will co-host Lawn and Garden Hacks: Propagation with Christopher Burtt, Clemson University Cooperative Extension area horticulture agent for Berkeley, Charleston and Dorchester counties, from 1-2

Tips for protecting a garden from Charleston hurricanes | Home and Garden - Vimarsana News

Tips for protecting a garden from Charleston hurricanes | Home and Garden

How should backyard, patio and urban gardeners, especially newbies, best protect their plants, container or otherwise, in the face of dramatic weather events?