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Clearmont Historical Group to Hold Quilt Show -Hosts Wyoming Reads - Vimarsana News

Clearmont Historical Group to Hold Quilt Show -Hosts Wyoming Reads

The Clearmont Historical Center will be hosting the third annual Quilt Show throughout the Month of March, National Quilting Month. The third Saturday in March, this year March 18, is National Quilting Day. Old and new quilts are welcome. Interested quilters should submit entries by March 1.

Clearmont Historical Group Veteran's Program Honors Women - Vimarsana News

Clearmont Historical Group Veteran's Program Honors Women

The Clearmont Historical Group held their annual Veteran’s Day Program on Nov. 11 at the Clearmont Historical Center. Clearmont Historical Group members Sandy Hinz and Fran Felz gave a timeline of women in combat in American Wars, starting with the American Revolution. Fran Felz Misty Thom

Clearmont Historical Group to Honor Women Veterans - Vimarsana News

Clearmont Historical Group to Honor Women Veterans

The Clearmont Historical Group will be honoring women veterans this year for the Veterans' Day program at the Clearmont Community Center at 1:30 on Friday, November 11. According to Sandy Hinz, Clearmont Historic group, “We are hoping to have 3-4 veterans to speak in addition to our members who w

How These Scrap Wood Startups Could Help Colorado Fight Wildfires - Vimarsana News

How These Scrap Wood Startups Could Help Colorado Fight Wildfires

Colorado Public Radio Products like biochar could provide the financial motivation for fire mitigation products, which reduce fuels but also creates massive piles of unwanted timber. If there’s a piece of wood out there, James Gaspard will probably take it. The 17 acres his company owns in Berthoud, Colo., is stacked with rejected trees from across the state. The beetle-kill branches and fire-scarred trunks wait to be fed into 100 massive kilns, which look like a fleet of rusty UFOs landing in the farmland below Longs Peak. His company, Biochar Now, uses the contraptions to convert wood i...

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