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Yellowstone exhibit highlights women's contributions - Vimarsana News

Yellowstone exhibit highlights women's contributions

This summer the Yellowstone Heritage and Research Center in Gardiner is paying tribute to women in Yellowstone with exhibits highlighting female contributions to the park.

N.C. Police Department Sees Spike in Officer Applications - Vimarsana News

N.C. Police Department Sees Spike in Officer Applications

More competitive salaries, among other strategies, have helped boost interest in officer applications for the Greensboro Police Department, according to officials.

Robinson Preserve in Bradenton offers one of Florida's premier birding destinations - Vimarsana News

Robinson Preserve in Bradenton offers one of Florida's premier birding destinations

On any given day at Robinson Preserve in Bradenton, you'll find curious onlookers watching for birds of all kinds of feathers.

Learn all about 'Our Olympic Coast' | Sequim Gazette - Vimarsana News

Learn all about 'Our Olympic Coast' | Sequim Gazette

An expert with an encyclopedic knowledge of Olympic coastal resources, Dr. Steven Fradkin, will overview the current state of Olympic coastal ecology — including perspectives on intertidal biodiversity, the wildly fluctuating role of sea stars as primary predators, and how climate change is impacting our Olympic coast — at the next Olympic Peninsula Audubon Society meeting.

House agrees to changes, sends state budget to governor - Vimarsana News

House agrees to changes, sends state budget to governor

The House approved amendments the Senate made to the state budget and sent the $10.18 billion budget to the governor’s desk. HB 2 creates a $10.18 billion Fiscal Year 25 state budget, which is a 6.5 percent increase in recurring funds from the previous budget. The Senate Finance Committee made several changes to the version