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Ganley: Trent and me — a long and happy relationship - Vimarsana News

Ganley: Trent and me — a long and happy relationship

Some 55 years later, I am a full-blown fan

Dixfield approves town budget with 8.93% increase - Vimarsana News

Dixfield approves town budget with 8.93% increase

DIXFIELD — Voters passed a $2.7 million municipal budget Tuesday, a 8.93% increase from the 2022-23 fiscal year. Factors in the increase include wages, costs for materials, fuel, auditing and assessing. “Most of the wages are up 14 to 15% percent,” Town Manager Alicia conn said. “We’ve been trying to bring our wages up to […]

Impending Dixfield sewer rate increase discussed with citizens - Vimarsana News

Impending Dixfield sewer rate increase discussed with citizens

DIXFIELD — A public notice to residents was discussed Jan. 9 regarding an impending sewer rate increase, with about a dozen people attending. The new sewer rate schedule is effective April 1, 2023 to conform with the town’s first quarter billing cycle. This new rate is intended to increase the town’s quarterly user revenues to […]

75th anniversary of W.O. Mitchell's classic novel celebrated with new edition, endowment fund - Vimarsana News

75th anniversary of W.O. Mitchell's classic novel celebrated with new edition, endowment fund

It's the 75th anniversary this year of Canadian author W.O. Mitchell’s Who Has Seen The Wind. To mark the occasion, his family announced the W.O. Mitchell Scholarship endowment fund, benefitting the Writers’ Guild of Alberta. 

Source: cbc.ca
Fire lookout towers make a comeback in San Diego County - Vimarsana News

Fire lookout towers make a comeback in San Diego County

There was a time last century when fire lookout towers, manned by professionals who scanned the horizon searching for the slightest puff of smoke, sat atop mountains all over.