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$65 million Montgomery County SMART project largest environmental services investment to date - Vimarsana News

$65 million Montgomery County SMART project largest environmental services investment to date

Montgomery County officials this week called a $65 million project to modernize sewer and wastewater treatment a needed investment for water quality a

2019 Flashback: Dayton, Ohio Major Water Main Break - Vimarsana News

2019 Flashback: Dayton, Ohio Major Water Main Break

One of the first events that occurred in 2019 had a large impact on the Dayton area: The major Dayton water main break. In the city of Dayton and portions of Montgomery County, a significant number of people lost their water and were placed under a boil advisory.

Source: wdtn.com
Mower County says it has replaced over 400 sub-standard septic systems since 2020 - Vimarsana News

Mower County says it has replaced over 400 sub-standard septic systems since 2020

Such septic systems fail to properly treat wastewater before it enters groundwater.

Source: kimt.com
Hubbard County Board gives green light to Pickerel Lake campground - Vimarsana News

Hubbard County Board gives green light to Pickerel Lake campground

At their Jan. 16 meeting, county commissioners scaled back the number of boat slips from 16 to 8 and reduced size of the dock to 84-by-80 feet for Decision Hills Campground.

Local need critical for some blood types; Solvita, Red Cross push for donations - Vimarsana News

Local need critical for some blood types; Solvita, Red Cross push for donations

The Miami Valley’s primary blood center says it has a critical need of multiple blood types due to recent high usage of blood products as well as low collections following the holiday period.

Source: wcpo.com