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Governor DeWine, Lt. Governor Husted, ODNR, Intel announce new H2Ohio partnership - Vimarsana News

Governor DeWine, Lt. Governor Husted, ODNR, Intel announce new H2Ohio partnership

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, Lt. Governor Jon Husted, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) and Intel announced Thursday a new H2Ohio partnership to protect and improve water quality in the Licking Watershed.

DeWine, Intel announce commitment to water quality amid community development concerns - Vimarsana News

DeWine, Intel announce commitment to water quality amid community development concerns

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, Lt. Governor Jon Husted, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources and Intel announced a new H2Ohio partnership to protect and improve

In 'wild western Licking County,' rogue builders meeting permit enforcers bent on upholding laws - Vimarsana News

In 'wild western Licking County,' rogue builders meeting permit enforcers bent on upholding laws

Some commercial builders have taken the law into their own hands by moving ahead with construction projects before having all of the proper permits.

Source: yahoo.com
Dillon Dam saved many homes from flooding ... and trash cans from floating away, too - Vimarsana News

Dillon Dam saved many homes from flooding ... and trash cans from floating away, too

The dam would create a permanent lake of 1,325 acres, and the cost of the project in the 1960s was $30 million.

Source: yahoo.com
Dillon Dam saved many homes from flooding ... and trash cans from floating away, too - Vimarsana News

Dillon Dam saved many homes from flooding ... and trash cans from floating away, too

The dam would create a permanent lake of 1,325 acres, and the cost of the project in the 1960s was $30 million.

Source: yahoo.com