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'Madagascar' at DMTC, Fleetwood Mac tribute concert at Woodland Opera House - Vimarsana News

'Madagascar' at DMTC, Fleetwood Mac tribute concert at Woodland Opera House

The Davis Musical Theatre Company’s Young Performers’ Theatre production of “Madagascar - A Musical Adventure Jr” opened Saturday at the Jean Henderson Performing Arts Center.

Return to Davis Inlet - Vimarsana News

Return to Davis Inlet

Work has begun on a decades-long promise from the federal government to decommission the former Mushuau Innu community of Davis Inlet — a place tainted by despair for some, a happy childhood home for others. It comes as Natuashish marks 20 years as a community.

Source: cbc.ca
1st Bumblebee, Yes; 1st Butterfly, No - Vimarsana News

1st Bumblebee, Yes; 1st Butterfly, No

It’s a “go” for the Bohart Museum of Entomology’s second annual bumblebee contest starting Jan. 1. Distinguished Professor Art Shapiro, though, has canceled his Beer for a Butterfly contest for a second consecutive year due to the pandemic.

Traffic Alert For The Bay Area Thursday Morning! Freeway Closure! | 98.1 The Breeze - Vimarsana News

Traffic Alert For The Bay Area Thursday Morning! Freeway Closure! | 98.1 The Breeze

Thursday morning #TrafficAlert in the #BayArea ! There is a freeway closure so please read this before you hit the road this morning!

Source: iheart.com
UC Davis tests sheep for landscaping with goal of fire prevention aid - Vimarsana News

UC Davis tests sheep for landscaping with goal of fire prevention aid

Updated: 10:28 AM PDT May 6, 2021 KCRA Staff Researchers at UC Davis are conducting an experiment — and it involves sheep.The animals were seen Wednesday grazing along the campus gateway on Old Davis Road.Researchers want to see if the sheep can eat weeds and grass, fertilize and control pests as well as or better than traditional landscaping methods."We can see how effective they are at reducing the grass, see if there is a change in the soil composition," said Haven Kiers, assistant professor of landscape architecture in the College of Agricultural and Environmental...

Source: kcra.com