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Large Scale Improvements to Greet Mammoth Mountain/ Mammoth Lakes Visitors in Summer ‘21 Major Investment Flows back into the Eastern Sierra’s Adventure Hub MAMMOTH LAKES, Calif., April 22, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Heading into the highly anticipated summer ‘21 travel season, Mammoth Lakes, home to Mammoth Mountain, continues to attract major investment.  California’s favorite mountain playground will see a number of visible improvements, highlighted by the groundbreaking for the new 20,000 sq ft Community Recreation Center (CRC), which will feature an Olympic-size ice rink and exp...

Report of Ingleton Parish Council meeting held on 6 April 2021 by video conference. Annual Meeting 2021 – The Clerk commented that current legislation to allow parish councils to hold remote meeting was due to expire on 7 May, and there seemed no prospect of extension. Since lockdown regulations [GR1] still required remote meetings, it was agreed to hold the Annual Meeting half an hour prior to the regular May Parish Council meeting. It was therefore proposed by Cllr. Emsley, seconded Cllr. J. Mckenzie that it should be held at 6.30pm followed by normal Parish Council at 7pm on Tuesd...

How much snow did Michigan’s Crystal Mountain make this winter? 4 times the weight of the Mackinac Bridge Updated 12:03 PM; Today 11:59 AM The Pump Track at Crystal Mountain was built on the edge of the resort's North Face. Facebook Share But one of the state’s premier resorts is already planning for next season. Crystal Mountain announced Tuesday that it will upgrade its snowmaking technology for winter with the addition of about 3,600 feet of pipe and the newest snow gun equipment, both of which will help make more snow more efficiently. “The ability to expand our snowmaking infrast...

Date Time Almost $25 million for Central Qld regional councils’ Works for Qld projects Deputy Premier and Minister for State Development, Infrastructure, Local Government and Planning The Honourable Dr Steven Miles Central Queensland’s regional councils will receive $24.52 million from the latest round of the Palaszczuk Government’s hugely successful Works for Queensland program as part of Queensland’s plan for economic recovery. Minister for Regional Development and Manufacturing, Minister for Water and Member for Gladstone Glenn Butcher said works for Queensland helps local governme...

Premium Content Subscriber only Central Queensland’s regional councils will receive $24.52 million as part of the State Government’s Works for Queensland program. Rockhampton has been allocated $9.46 million, Livingstone $3.5 million, Gladstone $7.79 million, Central Highlands $2.66 million, and Woorabinda $1.11 million. The funding may be used for a range of projects, including roadworks, town beautification, parks and playground upgrades, renewable energy installations, tourism, water, safety, and more. Regional Development Minister Glenn Butcher said the money would help councils build...