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Google and Pepsi donate money to help repair watershed damaged by 1990 Arizona Dude Fire - Vimarsana News

Google and Pepsi donate money to help repair watershed damaged by 1990 Arizona Dude Fire

When Google announced plans to build a data center in Mesa, it said it will use air instead of water to cool the facility. The tech giant will take additional steps toward water conservation.In 1990, the Dude Fire killed six firefighters and left a burn scar on the East Verde River watershed that fire managers continue to restore.Salt River Project says Google will donate

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Mogollon Rim runs through history, climate of Northern Arizona - Vimarsana News

Mogollon Rim runs through history, climate of Northern Arizona

The view off the meandering Forest Road 300 stretches for 100 miles along the very edge of the Colorado Plateau, defining the history, geology, weather and economy of Northern Arizona.

Gila County hires engineers for Control and Gisela road projects - Vimarsana News

Gila County hires engineers for Control and Gisela road projects

Gila County continues to move forward with two major, long-delayed road projects – paving a portion of the Control Road and chip sealing a portion of Gisela Road.

Rim Country Trail Stewards workday attracts a large group of trail lovers - Vimarsana News

Rim Country Trail Stewards workday attracts a large group of trail lovers

Twenty Rim Country trail lovers gathered on April 15 as part of a Rim Country Trail Steward workday event rerouting an entrance onto the Highline Trail.

Gila County approves Control Road improvements - Vimarsana News

Gila County approves Control Road improvements

The Gila County Board of Supervisors has approved a $1.5 million contract to pave a mile of the Control Road, thanks to a grant from the Forest Service.