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Rand Water's 58-hour water maintenance 'successfully completed' - Vimarsana News

Rand Water's 58-hour water maintenance 'successfully completed'

Rand Water has "successfully completed" the 58-hourwater maintenance that started earlier this week, the entity confirmed on Friday morning.

Rand Water tweets that 58-hour project has been completed - Vimarsana News

Rand Water tweets that 58-hour project has been completed

The outage ran from 7pm on Tuesday until 5am on Friday and affected the Eikenhof and Zwartkopjes pumping stations

Road closure of Healey Street between 3rd and 4th - Vimarsana News

Road closure of Healey Street between 3rd and 4th

The City of Champaign announced on Monday that a block of Healey street will be closed for two weeks beginning July 5. The closure is a part of the City’s 2023 Infrastructure Maintenance Project, and will occur between Third and Fourth streets. The announcement said that “no parking” signs would be posted near the area,...

CPW Partners with Colorado Youth Corps Association to Fund $519,000 in OHV Trail Maintenance Projects; CYCA Creates Video Highlighting Their Work - Vimarsana News

CPW Partners with Colorado Youth Corps Association to Fund $519,000 in OHV Trail Maintenance Projects; CYCA Creates Video Highlighting Their Work

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is partnering with the Colorado Youth Corps Association to hire 53 weeks of conservation service corps this summer to repair off-highway vehicle trails impacted by increased

ND Legislative chambers getting a makeover - Vimarsana News

ND Legislative chambers getting a makeover

Maintenance crews are upgrading the House and the Senate chambers. They’ll paint the ceilings, refinish woodwork, and replace lawmakers’ chairs, which are 25 years old. They’ll also remodel the 90-year-old HVAC system.

Source: kfyrtv.com