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KTVU News At 5pm November 20, 2013 - Vimarsana News

KTVU News At 5pm November 20, 2013

Tunnel. A mini van spun out knocking down a light poll. The van on its side. No injuries reported. For many people, the roads have been a worry. The rain has been welcome for others. It feels good. It is going to make the fish happy, the birds happy. The animals happy, and me. Because i am a snow boarder i like it to rain so it snows . The sierra. Reporter drizzle most of the day didnt seem to interfere with most people. The first umbrellas of the season came out. Nowhere is it more appreciated than in marin county where it accounts for 75 of the drinking water. What it will do is saturate is ...

Need for strong foundations central to MLK Day event's message - Vimarsana News

Need for strong foundations central to MLK Day event's message

To be successful, there will always be a need for a strong foundation.

County salary board OKs raises, job changes - Vimarsana News

County salary board OKs raises, job changes

Several Lawrence County government employees will be getting raises or title changes, and a few new positions are created as a result of an end-of-year meeting of the county’s salary

Revised Villeneuve Airport area structure plan approved - Vimarsana News

Revised Villeneuve Airport area structure plan approved

The region's provincially mandated growth planning board has approved a significantly revised version of Sturgeon County's Villeneuve Airport area structure plan.

Breaking: EMRB approves Sturgeon County's revised Villeneuve Airport ASP - Vimarsana News

Breaking: EMRB approves Sturgeon County's revised Villeneuve Airport ASP

In April six board members voted against the ASP, including St. Albert's Mayor Cathy Heron, and arguments included that the ASP as originally proposed was too vague, and it didn't conform to the board's long-term growth plan