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Our hidden gem: the Desert Research Institute - Vimarsana News

Our hidden gem: the Desert Research Institute

The value of having a world-class research institute in our community is immense.

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1-24-22, Steven Dodge, 34 - Vimarsana News

1-24-22, Steven Dodge, 34

One year ago, on January 24, 2022, Steve Dodge was tragically killed while working on a ranch in King City, California.

Using Ice Core Science To Study Past Climate | Drake McCrimmon, PhD Student at the University of Nevada, Reno | Grad Student Highlights - Vimarsana News

Using Ice Core Science To Study Past Climate | Drake McCrimmon, PhD Student at the University of Nevada, Reno | Grad Student Highlights

Drake McCrimmon is a 3rd-year Hydrology PhD student in the Graduate Program of Hydrologic Sciences at the University of Nevada, Reno (UNR) whose research f | Earth And The Environment

Storm updates: Hundreds of thousands of Sacramento customers without power as powerful, dangerous winds slam into region - Vimarsana News

Storm updates: Hundreds of thousands of Sacramento customers without power as powerful, dangerous winds slam into region

A woman was killed in Sacramento Saturday evening after being hit by a falling tree, officials said. A wind advisory is in effect for through Sunday afternoon as a new storm system rolls into the region.

Storm updates: Sacramento avoiding widespread outages, but atmospheric river flooding concerns remain through next week - Vimarsana News

Storm updates: Sacramento avoiding widespread outages, but atmospheric river flooding concerns remain through next week

The Sacramento region avoided widespread outages and flooding overnight into Thursday, though wet weather will remain in the forecast this weekend, meteorologists say. That could make flooding a concern over the next week.