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Environmental Quality Committee encourages green thumbs in Shoreview - Vimarsana News

Environmental Quality Committee encourages green thumbs in Shoreview

Since 2009, the Shoreview Environmental Quality Committee (EQC) has encouraged the residents of Shoreview through its EQC Speaker Series to learn more about how they can take action to help

Family on mission to name Namakan Lake property 'Whiskey Point' - Vimarsana News

Family on mission to name Namakan Lake property 'Whiskey Point'

They have been working for over a year to get the deep-rooted designation officially recognized and placed on the Canadian border lake map.

UMN Landcare Services combats recent drought - Vimarsana News

UMN Landcare Services combats recent drought

The prolonged drought affecting the Twin Cities has created challenges for the UMN Landcare team, prompting a need to reprioritize lawn-care efforts.

Heat advisory until 8 p.m. Thursday covers 25 counties where it will feel like 100 - Vimarsana News

Heat advisory until 8 p.m. Thursday covers 25 counties where it will feel like 100

Much-needed rain across the Twin Cities and parts of central Minnesota brought little relief Wednesday from high heat and humidity as it dragged into Thursday. The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory in effect until 8 p.m. Thursday from the South Dakota border near Madison, Minn., to Willmar to the Twin Cities and into St. Croix and Pierce counties in Wisconsin. Faribault, Redwood ...

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Drought concerns continue across Minnesota - Vimarsana News

Drought concerns continue across Minnesota

The DNR is asking people to be strategic with their water use and make changes like watering their gardens in the mornings instead of during peak evaporation times.

Source: kare11.com