Page 26 - Mill Dam News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

FARMINGTON — For the 44th consecutive year, Farmington has been named a Tree City USA city. “All of the credit belongs to the diligent, active members of the Conservation Commission,” Town Manager Richard Davis said in a phone interview Wednesday, June 9. “They’ve done so much over the years, caring for the trees, planting them downtown.” Four Japanese lilac trees were planted in Farmington last month to replace ones destroyed after being hit by plows. Volunteer Shawn Keenan and Conservation Commission member Jane Woodman are seen with one of the new trees on Main Street. Submit...

Owen Sound police are seeking surveillance footage and information from the public following a rash of thefts overnight Tuesday in which garden and outdoor…

Observed at: ' + EC_conditions["Observed"] + ' '; conditionsOutput += 'Last updated: ' + EC_conditions["LastUpdated"] + ' '; conditionsOutput += 'Source: Environment and Climate Change Canada (license)'; document.getElementById("ec-conditions").innerHTML = conditionsOutput; if (document.getElementById("ec-conditions-page") != null) document.getElementById("ec-conditions-page").innerHTML = conditionsOutput; //Disable timeout message successfulOutput = true; ///*Weekly forecast info*/// var EC_forecast = []; var forecastOutput = ""; var totalForecastDays = 0; EC_forecast...

A paddleboarding litter pick event takes place at Carr Mill Dam PEOPLE are invite to take part in a litter pick with a difference this Friday. Not-for-profit organisation Planet Patrol is bringing its first monthly paddleboarding litter pick event to St Helens on Friday, May 7 at 9am at Carr Mill Dam. Residents can try paddleboarding and do their bit to clean up the waterways. Carr Mill Dam For those who haven't paddleboarded before they will be shown all the basics before going on the water by a qualified instructor from Planet Patrol's clean up partners, Mountain Monkeys. ...

Bob Saar for The Hawk Eye Des Moines County Conservation Board members, supervisors and department heads took in the county's scenic views Tuesday as they toured the Flint River Trail. Leading the UTV tour on a golf cart was Des Moines County Conservation Director Chris Lee, who said the purpose of the journey was to give the group of eight an overview of the bike trail as it exists today. "We're going to look at both the city portion, from the Burlington riverfront up to just past Tama Road. Then we're going to look at the county portion, from Starr's Cave all the way up to Big Hollow," Lee...