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Zone 7 publishes annual report noting several key accomplisments - Vimarsana News

Zone 7 publishes annual report noting several key accomplisments

The Zone 7 Water Agency recently released its 2021-22 annual report, which highlights completed construction projects, water conservation participation, and various flood and fire mitigation efforts including the use of goats.

Location, location, location: It's driving four new dam projects on Valley's edge | Opinion - Vimarsana News

Location, location, location: It's driving four new dam projects on Valley's edge | Opinion

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Skelton: GOP claims about Prop. 1 water projects mostly off base - Vimarsana News

Skelton: GOP claims about Prop. 1 water projects mostly off base

Republicans last week blasted Democrats for alleged inaction on the 2014 bond act, Proposition 1, making some good points while being off base on their basic premise, columnist George Skelton writes.

Widow of Slain Fort Worth Officer Supports Plea Deal for Accused Murderer – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth - Vimarsana News

Widow of Slain Fort Worth Officer Supports Plea Deal for Accused Murderer – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

A man accused in the 2018 death of Fort Worth Police Officer Garrett Hull is headed to prison after striking a plea deal Tuesday that is supported by the...

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Skelton: California needs to catch up on flood management - Vimarsana News

Skelton: California needs to catch up on flood management

California has added little to its once-prized water system since 1960, and the population has more than doubled, columnist George Skelton writes.