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Gallatin County Commission approves funding for Open Lands Projects - Vimarsana News

Gallatin County Commission approves funding for Open Lands Projects

The Gallatin County Commission approved the use of Open Lands Program money to help fund six projects to improve public open lands.

Source: kbzk.com
LEAD STORY -- Who Knew? - News of the Weird - Vimarsana News

LEAD STORY -- Who Knew? - News of the Weird

In June 2023, people in South Korea will suddenly become younger, the BBC reported. On Dec. 8, the South Korean parliament voted to switch from two traditi...

County Commission: Add businesspeople to EEL advisory panel - Vimarsana News

County Commission: Add businesspeople to EEL advisory panel

County Commissioner Tom Goodson said "scientists are great" to have on the EEL committee, "but we need another thought, too."

Farmers a force in 2022: Reflections on a year gone by - Vimarsana News

Farmers a force in 2022: Reflections on a year gone by

As we pull out our 2023 calendar, we reflect on the year that was, and the year to be. Vermont Agriculture continues to grow and adapt. Farmers and all those

Backlog of unreclaimed mine lands puts people at risk of flooding and landslides - Vimarsana News

Backlog of unreclaimed mine lands puts people at risk of flooding and landslides

Heavy rain events bring mud, landslides, and anxiety for people who live in flood-prone areas, including those who are next to former coal mines. 45 years after federal legislation passed to force coal companies to reclaim the land, numerous sites from before 1977 continue to wreak havoc on the landscape. A law passed in 1977 was supposed to force companies to reclaim land. But much of the damage before the 70s still hasn’t been repaired.

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