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Bridge safety issue yet another hang up for Fresno's San Joaquin River Parkway - Vimarsana News

Bridge safety issue yet another hang up for Fresno's San Joaquin River Parkway

Opinion by Marek Warszawski: “What fuels public frustration and confusion with the river parkway? There’s a glaring example.”

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Montpelier park project narrowly wins reprieve - Vimarsana News

Montpelier park project narrowly wins reprieve

City councilors nearly shut down the work to develop Confluence Park in the city's downtown Wednesday night.

Forest Service acquires property in Big Hole watershed to improve wildlife, fish habitat - Vimarsana News

Forest Service acquires property in Big Hole watershed to improve wildlife, fish habitat

The Forest Service acquired two properties in the Big Hole watershed this summer, transitioning the land from private to public hands in a move to improve fish and wildlife habitat

Washing machines removed from the New - Vimarsana News

Washing machines removed from the New

By MELINDA WILLIAMS mwilliams@hdmediallc.com   It’s not uncommon to find tires in the New River, but washing machines? Volunteers cleaning a section of the New River at Claytor Lake Saturday found not just one, but three washing machines. They were among 400 pounds of debris removed from the river as part of “Fall into the New” an annual ReNew the New river cleanup.

Washing machines removed from the New - Vimarsana News

Washing machines removed from the New

By MELINDA WILLIAMS mwilliams@hdmediallc.com   It’s not uncommon to find tires in the New River, but washing machines? Volunteers cleaning a section of the New River at Claytor Lake Saturday found not just one, but three washing machines. They were among 400 pounds of debris removed from the river as part of “Fall into the New” an annual ReNew the New river cleanup.