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St. Charles' Dam Task Force raises questions on who owns the dam - Vimarsana News

St. Charles' Dam Task Force raises questions on who owns the dam

About 70 people attended the second St. Charles Dam Task Force meeting on May 2, where members were appointed to subcommittees, heard presentations from city and park district staff and concerns from ...

Heun: The pros and cons of dam removal in St. Charles - Vimarsana News

Heun: The pros and cons of dam removal in St. Charles

When considering the pros and cons of dam removal in various towns along the Fox River, you should also envision dollar signs pouring over those dams. Whose dollars, how much and how often are questio...

How Batavia Park District's new community center will benefit the city - Vimarsana News

How Batavia Park District's new community center will benefit the city

A year ago, the Batavia Park District revealed it would name its future community center in honor of longtime park board member and president Patrick Callahan. For a moment, I may have been among thos...

Hundreds attend meeting about removing dam in St. Charles - Vimarsana News

Hundreds attend meeting about removing dam in St. Charles

Some of the nearly 400 people who attended an informational meeting last week about the St. Charles Dam were not happy about what they heard. Based on the findings of a recent study, the U.S. Army Cor...

How proposed trail enhancements would transform the east bank of the Fox River in St. Charles - Vimarsana News

How proposed trail enhancements would transform the east bank of the Fox River in St. Charles

As colder weather sets in, fewer people may use the walking trails along the Fox River, but it won't stop those envisioning the East Bank Enhancement Project in St. Charles.