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Colombian activists try to shame city government into fixing broken sidewalks — by painting them pink - Vimarsana News

Colombian activists try to shame city government into fixing broken sidewalks — by painting them pink

In Colombia's capital city Bogotá, pedestrians need to watch out for loose slabs of pavement they can trip over, or wobbly tiles that get their feet wet or splash dirty water on their pants. But some activists have started trying to shame the city into making repairs more quickly by covering the broken spots with pink paint and black Xs. 

It's crunch time | Business | Lewiston Tribune - Vimarsana News

It's crunch time | Business | Lewiston Tribune

WALLA WALLA — Summer months bring warmer and longer days, relaxation and, in the case of Walla Walla Valley locals, sweet onions.

Walla Walla Valley onion farmers: Sowing tradition, harvesting success - Vimarsana News

Walla Walla Valley onion farmers: Sowing tradition, harvesting success

The Walla Walla sweet onion harvest is not for the faint of heart or for those who like to sleep in.

New Costco in Mexico City is topped by sprawling urban park - Vimarsana News

New Costco in Mexico City is topped by sprawling urban park

A Costco in Mexico City's Santa Fe district is topped with a sprawling urban park. The warehouse store is located within Parque La Mexicana.

Walla Walla Valley asparagus farmer sees big water, cost savings with Energy Trust of Oregon incentives - Vimarsana News

Walla Walla Valley asparagus farmer sees big water, cost savings with Energy Trust of Oregon incentives

Upgrades to Jimenez Farm facilitated by the Energy Trust have reportedly shown a 33% energy savings, 13% water savings, roughly $3.7K saved labor costs, and an estimated 10% crop yield