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Old Water Treatment Building Discussed At Saratoga Town Council Meeting - Vimarsana News

Old Water Treatment Building Discussed At Saratoga Town Council Meeting

April 9, 2024 | Photo - Old water treatment plant and police department in Saratoga - Bigfoot99 file photo In Saratoga, officials are exploring the possibility of destroying the old water treatment facility on River Street. Last August, the Saratoga town council considered applying for a Brownfields and Land Revitalization Program grant through the federal

Environmental hurdles impede efforts to convert former research facility into homeless shelter - Vimarsana News

Environmental hurdles impede efforts to convert former research facility into homeless shelter

'B the Light' efforts to transform a former research facility into a haven for the homeless is facing roadblocks over potential contamination.

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Conservancy gets $17.5M grant to restore streams in former coal mining areas of South Valley - Vimarsana News

Conservancy gets $17.5M grant to restore streams in former coal mining areas of South Valley

More than $17.5 million in state grant funding has been awarded to a project to restore the Nanticoke Creek Watershed, which flows through four South Valley municipalities into the Susquehanna

New stream corrects damage from coal mining - Vimarsana News

New stream corrects damage from coal mining

Terence Ostrowski hiked through vegetation in Hanover Township last week to reach a marvel he will never tire of seeing — the clear water of Espy Run gently…

City finding success with national, state grants - Vimarsana News

City finding success with national, state grants

MARYVILLE, Mo. — When the city of Maryville was awarded $211,000 from the Environmental Protection Agency and $1.3 million from the U.S. Department of Transportation last month, the news hardly