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KTVU Ten OClock News September 23, 2014 - Vimarsana News

KTVU Ten OClock News September 23, 2014

Flag warning is set for tomorrow. We begin with debora villalon, shes in placerville, where the fire strategy is being mapped out. Reporter the weekend was overcast, and cooler, but today the sun came back out and put more heat on the fire. Everyone is worried about wind tomorrow. Tonight we looked at some of the homes already lost, with thousands more still threatened. The king fire story is a study in contrast. In some places, frenzied activity, chopping and shipping. Clearing lines so the fire wont find ready fuel, if it makes another run. You dont just want to have a plan a, you want a bac...

Chief Joseph Days announces parade winners - Vimarsana News

Chief Joseph Days announces parade winners

JOSEPH — Here are the winners in the 2023 Chief Joseph Days Grand Parade on Saturday, July 29 and in the Junior Parade on Friday, July 28.

Climate change is eroding work to clean up the Snake River near Keystone - Vimarsana News

Climate change is eroding work to clean up the Snake River near Keystone

KEYSTONE — The Snake River wends through this resort village, rushing streamside condos, beckoning anglers to cast after rainbow trout and, at some point in the year, funneling into equipment Keystone ski area uses to...

Christmas Star shines over the mountains - Vimarsana News

Christmas Star shines over the mountains

Jupiter, left, and Saturn draw near to each other to form a “Christmas star” as they set over Ruby Peak at about 5:45 p.m. on the winter solstice, Monday, Dec. 21, 2020. The apparent proximity of the two planets, which were really 456 million miles apart, is also called “The Great Conjunction” because they line up with Earth in their respective orbits. This year’s conjunction is first time since 1623 that the two huge planets have appeared this close to one another in our sky — and nearly 800 years since this very close conjunction was visible at night.Ellen Morr...