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Two local county parks expanding - Vimarsana News

Two local county parks expanding

Two local Linn County parks, Pinicon Ridge Park in Central City and Buffalo Creek Park in Coggon, are expanding their campgrounds to allow more travelers and residents to enjoy the

Conservation park gets new name, honoring creator - Vimarsana News

Conservation park gets new name, honoring creator

Joel Jackson designed Lettuce Lake Conservation Park with the intention of making it an enjoyable and educational nature experience for all who visit.

Vt.'s housing health & safety system didn't protect farmworkers, so they created their own program - Vimarsana News

Vt.'s housing health & safety system didn't protect farmworkers, so they created their own program

According to a recent study, more than half of Vermont’s farmworker housing units are in need of repairs, including for health and safety issues.But even though on-farm housing is technically state-regulated in Vermont, farmworkers do not rely on state agencies for help. Instead, farmworkers use a program they built themselves.

Source: nhpr.org
Bennington-4 District House candidates share views on opioid epidemic, housing crisis, other issues - Vimarsana News

Bennington-4 District House candidates share views on opioid epidemic, housing crisis, other issues

Candidates in the Nov. 8 General Election were sent the following questions:

BenHi estimate at $9M, but should attract millions in grants, credits - Vimarsana News

BenHi estimate at $9M, but should attract millions in grants, credits

BENNINGTON — Town officials peg municipal costs of the redevelopment of the former Bennington High School at about $9 million, to be paid with about $2.1 million in pandemic aid