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Bowen staff call for increase to capital reserve funds - Bowen Island Undercurrent - Vimarsana News

Bowen staff call for increase to capital reserve funds - Bowen Island Undercurrent

With millions of dollars in capital projects coming up, finance and engineering departments ask for more money to be set aside for future years

Carson City's Muscle Powered Trash Mob collects nearly 600 pounds of waste Saturday - Vimarsana News

Carson City's Muscle Powered Trash Mob collects nearly 600 pounds of waste Saturday

This Saturday morning 19 intrepid Carson City area "Trash Mobbers" came out in the drizzle to pick up what others left behind. We met at the south end of North Lompa Lane and everyone spread out along the Multi-Use Path to gather nearly 600 pounds of trash from that point south to 5th street.

Sierra Vista is a designated bicycle-friendly community - Vimarsana News

Sierra Vista is a designated bicycle-friendly community

Adam Curtis is the Public Information Officer for the City of Sierra Vista. He was on First Watch to talk about Sierra Vista being designated as a bicycle-friendly community.

Bowen enters early stages of 2023 budget planning - Bowen Island Undercurrent - Vimarsana News

Bowen enters early stages of 2023 budget planning - Bowen Island Undercurrent

The five-year financial plan is now open for public comment. Property taxes set for 13.3% rise. Draft will likely see many edits before adoption in May

Bowen Island received near $2.8 million in provincial grants - Bowen Island Undercurrent - Vimarsana News

Bowen Island received near $2.8 million in provincial grants - Bowen Island Undercurrent

The money from the B.C. provincial government through two grants will help construct the Multi-Use Path, and go toward island infrastructure projects