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Effect of leaves in storm drains, flood prevention - Vimarsana News

Effect of leaves in storm drains, flood prevention

TOPEKA (KSNT)- Letting leaves pile up in storm drains could be detrimental to city infrastructure. As the leaves fall from the trees, it’s important to make sure your leaves don’t end up where they should not be. Fallen leaves gather on the street and on the curb but some leaves block water runoff from draining. […]

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Thomas: Update to town's municipal code goes too far - Vimarsana News

Thomas: Update to town's municipal code goes too far

It was Saturday, Oct. 14, one of those beautiful fall days in Fountain Hills — at least initially. Warm but not hot, with a cloudless, bright-blue sky, with no breeze. As I drove through …

Opportunity: St. Helens seeks applications for Parks & Trails Commission - Vimarsana News

Opportunity: St. Helens seeks applications for Parks & Trails Commission

The St. Helens Parks & Trails Commission is currently taking applications from individuals who are interested in matters pertaining to the operation, planning, development, improvement, beautification, and maintenance of public

Thousands of Fans at LSU Could Face Charges on Saturday - Vimarsana News

Thousands of Fans at LSU Could Face Charges on Saturday

Football fans who plan on attending Saturday's college football game in Baton Rouge between LSU and the Florida Gators will want to be on their best behavior.

Former Bellflower Mayor Juan Garza Operated an Unlicensed Business in City for Three Years While on Council - Vimarsana News

Former Bellflower Mayor Juan Garza Operated an Unlicensed Business in City for Three Years While on Council

For nearly four years, Garza shirked payments to his own city - all while serving as a "trusted elected official" on the Bellflower City Council.