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Dense smoke from Mosquito Fire expected to return to Tahoe Basin - Vimarsana News

Dense smoke from Mosquito Fire expected to return to Tahoe Basin

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. — The smoke that blanketed Lake Tahoe Friday morning let up in the afternoon into the evening, but weather officials are expecting more dense smoke to return Saturday afternoon as the Mosquito...

Self-Storage Real Estate Acquisitions and Sales: June 2022 - Vimarsana News

Self-Storage Real Estate Acquisitions and Sales: June 2022

Here’s an overview of self-storage real estate acquisitions and and sales activity happening in June 2022.

Najarian Furniture Co., Inc. Offers World-Class Wholesale Furniture for Every Part of the House - Vimarsana News

Najarian Furniture Co., Inc. Offers World-Class Wholesale Furniture for Every Part of the House

Najarian Furniture, on its online shop, is making available a rich variety of wholesale furniture, whether people want it for their living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, or occasional spaces.

John Colson: 'Super grim' news for the Colorado river - Vimarsana News

John Colson: 'Super grim' news for the Colorado river

We here in western Colorado have known for years that we were looking at severe water shortages in our not-too-distant future.

No tax increase in East Deer 2022 budget, but commissioners approve rise in water rates - Vimarsana News

No tax increase in East Deer 2022 budget, but commissioners approve rise in water rates

East Deer Township residents would not see a tax increase from the proposed $1.3 million budget for 2022. Commissioners unanimously voted to approve the preliminary budget during their Thursday evening meeting. The board will vote to approve the final budget Dec. 31. The property tax rate would remain at 4.9