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Tyler Water Utilities tackles water taste, odor issues - Vimarsana News

Tyler Water Utilities tackles water taste, odor issues

TWU Partners with HDR Engineering to enhance Lake Palestine water quality. Tyler City Council approved a $120K study to address taste and odor issues. Phase 1 completion estimated by July 2024.

Anne Sullivan Elementary School students get surprised with new Strider bikes in gym - Vimarsana News

Anne Sullivan Elementary School students get surprised with new Strider bikes in gym

Anne Sullivan kindergarteners will get 20 new Strider bikes in gym class to learn the fundamentals of riding a bike without training wheels.

Source: yahoo.com
A4A/SAE Nondestructive Testing Innovation Award Honors Team for First Regulatory Approved Application of Structural Health Monitoring - Vimarsana News

A4A/SAE Nondestructive Testing Innovation Award Honors Team for First Regulatory Approved Application of Structural Health Monitoring

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Airlines for America (A4A), the industry trade organization for the leading U.S. airlines, and SAE International jointly presented the 19th Nondestructive Testing (NDT)

Fremont City Council to discuss power, propane plant projects - Vimarsana News

Fremont City Council to discuss power, propane plant projects

The Fremont City Council will discuss improvement projects for a power plant and propane plant at its meeting Tuesday night.

US 36 collapse settlement: Construction, design firms will pay $14 million after expanded section failed - Vimarsana News

US 36 collapse settlement: Construction, design firms will pay $14 million after expanded section failed

Colorado transportation officials have reached a $14 million settlement with a group of construction and design contractors two years after the collapse of a busy suburban section of U.S. 36 — one they’d expanded about five years earlier — snarled traffic for months.