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'Texas Turnaround' work starts this week on I-71/75 - Vimarsana News

'Texas Turnaround' work starts this week on I-71/75

According to a press release, Covington city officials have been working with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet for several years to finalize the project.

Source: wcpo.com
Dailey steps down as Kiwanis president | News, Sports, Jobs - North Fort Myers Neighbor - Vimarsana News

Dailey steps down as Kiwanis president | News, Sports, Jobs - North Fort Myers Neighbor

The North Fort Myers Kiwanis founding president Doug Dailey has decided to step down due to work-related issues Dailey posted on Facebook recently that after s

Brent Spence Bridge project to build new ramp, giving drivers more time to merge - Vimarsana News

Brent Spence Bridge project to build new ramp, giving drivers more time to merge

A new project on the Brent Spence Bridge will give drivers more time to change lanes, reducing the amount of crashes along the bridge.

Source: wlwt.com
Welcome to THE COMMONS -- News and Views for Windham County, Vermont - Vimarsana News

Welcome to THE COMMONS -- News and Views for Windham County, Vermont

BRATTLEBORO—This year marks the 100th anniversary of not only the Harris Hill Ski Jump but the other contributions of Fred Harris to the fabric of his community: the Brattleboro Outing Club and the Brattleboro Winter Carnival, as well as the building that he built on Cedar Street. Harris headed off ...

No bugs, few people and the cold: The pros and cons of winter camping - Vimarsana News

No bugs, few people and the cold: The pros and cons of winter camping

You are standing amid snow-covered mountains in the early morning, the sun creeping over jagged, ice-blue peaks. Your breath visible, you wrap your gloved hands around a mug of piping hot tea. All around you is silence — many birds have left for the season, other creatures are hibernating. It’s a peace you achieved by deciding to sleep out in the cold winter elements in all of