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Inverness County to Review Land Use By-Law and Planning Strategy on Wind Turbine Development - Vimarsana News

Inverness County to Review Land Use By-Law and Planning Strategy on Wind Turbine Development

Inverness County is reviewing its land use bylaw and planning strategy regarding wind turbine development. During yesterday’s regular monthly meeting, CAO Keith MacDonald told council that staff has contacted the Eastern District Planning Commission about a potential moratorium on wind mill permits. He reported that EDPC Director John Bain will attend council’s next Planning Advisory

Source: 989xfm.ca
Several Adult Programs this May at Washington Public Library - Vimarsana News

Several Adult Programs this May at Washington Public Library

Several Adult Programs this May at Washington Public Library

Legal fight launched over Northland rescue helicopter base shift - Vimarsana News

Legal fight launched over Northland rescue helicopter base shift

Opponents of shifting the Onerahi emergency rescue helicopter are set to legally challenge Whangārei District Council to stop the service's base shifting from Kensington to the airport.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Be Cautious When Ice-Fishing This Winter, You Might Float Away - Vimarsana News

Be Cautious When Ice-Fishing This Winter, You Might Float Away

Way up north in the Green Bay area, a group of roughly 40 people were fishing on a chunk of ice connected to the shoreline, but NOT FOR LONG.

Source: khak.com
Dozens Rescued From Wisconsin Ice Floe That Broke Free From Shore - Vimarsana News

Dozens Rescued From Wisconsin Ice Floe That Broke Free From Shore

A passing barge may have "disrupted" the floe, stranding people who were ice fishing, according to the local sheriff's office.