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Tastecraft Cafe brings coffee and sweet treats to Lewisburg - Vimarsana News

Tastecraft Cafe brings coffee and sweet treats to Lewisburg

Lewisburg, Pa. — The last few years have been a journey for business owner Coleby Kauffman. And that journey's next stop is Lewisburg, as Kauffman prepares to open a second

Two Harbors sugaring operation meets sticky situation - Vimarsana News

Two Harbors sugaring operation meets sticky situation

Record snowfall, spiking temperatures and more snow have made for a difficult sapping season at Porsha and Josh Hoffmann's home operation.

Going Hiking? Be Aware of Closed Muddy Mountain Trails - Vimarsana News

Going Hiking? Be Aware of Closed Muddy Mountain Trails

Going Hiking? Be Aware of Closed Muddy Mountain Trails If you are planning a hike in the Adirondacks, some of your favorite trails may be closed due to dangerous conditions. Because of melting snow, rain runoff, and ice on higher elevation hikes, the Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is warning hikers to be cautious and avoid trails above twenty-five hundred feet. I have never been a person who likes to hike, I am more of a complainer when I have to walk long distances. I definitely don't want to hike if there are warnings being issued. I can add this latest warning to the one th...

Stay off muddy trails, recreation managers and advocates warn - Vimarsana News

Stay off muddy trails, recreation managers and advocates warn

Mar. 3—Sun-starved Spokanites are heading to the hills this week and unintentionally damaging trails in the process. As expected, warm temperatures, combined with melting snow, make trails muddy. The problem arrives when bikers, hikers or horseback riders pass through a muddy trail leaving deep indents. Those indents freeze when the temperature drops, creating ruts that last well into the ...

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