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Earth Day 2023: Do your part to keep our community clean and healthy - Vimarsana News

Earth Day 2023: Do your part to keep our community clean and healthy

Saturday is Earth Day, an annual event observed on April 22 to raise awareness about environmental issues and promote sustainable practices to protect the planet. First celebrated in 1970, Earth

Party pontoon hearing highlights our democratic values in action - Vimarsana News

Party pontoon hearing highlights our democratic values in action

For our democratic traditions to work, the people must participate. Unfortunately, many define participation solely as voting – a right too often seen as an obligation rather than a privilege

Plan Commission hears opponents of party pontoon business - Vimarsana News

Plan Commission hears opponents of party pontoon business

More than 60 residents, about a dozen spilling into an overflow room Monday night, opposed turning the southwest corner of Parnell Avenue and Spy Run Extended into the home base

Site cleanup unearths headstone | Local | The Journal Gazette - Vimarsana News

Site cleanup unearths headstone | Local | The Journal Gazette

The Save Maumee Grassroots Organization’s Earth Day cleanup site turned up something unexpected – a tombstone. While volunteers were pick ...

Preserving path of the Maumee | Local | The Journal Gazette - Vimarsana News

Preserving path of the Maumee | Local | The Journal Gazette

Preserving path of the Maumee Nonprofit takes 1st steps in restoration of wetlands ROSA SALTER RODRIGUEZ | The Journal Gazette Andrea Hamman jumps out of the ATV that's been navigating a narrow path through a wooded wetland along the Maumee River. She gives a vigorous-looking plant just starting to show its four-petaled white flowers a quick yank. “That's garlic mustard,” says her companion, Lauren Conklin. “Get it!” Garlic mustard, an invasive species that outcompetes native plants, is a bane of those trying to return land to a more natural state. And that's what Conklin and Hamman, ...