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Thomas Nathan Shorey, 31, of Valdez, Alaska, passed away in an accident while working on Friday, January 12, 2024.

Community leaders highlight accomplishments, developments during state of city luncheon - Vimarsana News

Community leaders highlight accomplishments, developments during state of city luncheon

City and county leaders spoke highly of progress made over the past year while also highlighting what’s to come in 2024 at the Chamber of Commerce Annual Lunch and the

My Word | Measure A will help protect the environment - Vimarsana News

My Word | Measure A will help protect the environment

The first Earth Day was April 22, 1970. At my East Bay high school that day, we planted some trees and heard a few speeches. The movement grew and spawned spectacular successes, especially with regard to our old-growth redwood forests. Many environmentalist organizations (e.g. Sierra Club) became well-funded and, thus, politically powerful. One never doubted […]

Mad River flooding nears 1964 record - Vimarsana News

Mad River flooding nears 1964 record

Saturday night, the most significant flooding of the Mad River near Arcata since 1964 was observed. The water level peaked at 27.24 feet at 8pm, reaching flood stage at 22 feet around 3pm. The previous recorded high was in 1964 at 30.7 feet. These records began in 1950, with the data 1956 and 1953 missing.

More than 900 acres of 'critical habitat' added to Mendocino National Forest – Fort Bragg Advocate-News - Vimarsana News

More than 900 acres of 'critical habitat' added to Mendocino National Forest – Fort Bragg Advocate-News

More than 900 acres of a sprawling ranch in Mendocino County featuring "rolling hills spotted with protected oak savannah and groves of madrone trees" has been added to the Mendocino National Forest.