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Behold all 13 of Fender's stunning, one-of-a-kind Masterbuilt creations for 2022 - Vimarsana News

Behold all 13 of Fender's stunning, one-of-a-kind Masterbuilt creations for 2022

From eye-catching colorways and intriguing appointments to down-right mesmerizing artwork, the latest drop ushers in some of Fender's best Masterbuilt models to date

Fire danger high in Summit County just as smoke drifts in from the west - Vimarsana News

Fire danger high in Summit County just as smoke drifts in from the west

Fire danger in Summit County is high due to the recent lack of rain along with continued lower humidity levels and increased winds, according to Red, White & Blue Fire Protection District Deputy Chief Jay...

Blue River largely avoids temperature issues and erosion seen in other parts of Colorado - Vimarsana News

Blue River largely avoids temperature issues and erosion seen in other parts of Colorado

Over the summer, areas of Colorado’s rivers have faced closures and fish kills due to weather conditions, but the Blue River in Summit County has managed to avoid negative impacts from monsoonal moisture and warm...

As the rainy summer of 2022 winds down, fire danger levels change from low to moderate - Vimarsana News

As the rainy summer of 2022 winds down, fire danger levels change from low to moderate

Fire danger in Summit County has moved from low to moderate. Summit County’s fire danger level moved from moderate to low during the week of Tuesday, Aug. 16, most likely due to this summer’s heavy...

Freshen up on new Montana school bus safety laws in effect this year - Vimarsana News

Freshen up on new Montana school bus safety laws in effect this year

As school starts again across Montana, more than 78,000 will resume their bus routes and drivers could face new consequences for passing school buses illegally.

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