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Police name man who died in Canterbury workplace accident as Henry Wild - Vimarsana News

Police name man who died in Canterbury workplace accident as Henry Wild

A Mid Canterbury rugby club has paid tribute to one of its "beloved" senior players who died in a workplace accident earlier this week.

Source: rnz.co.nz
During Wildfire Community Preparedness month, Avon reviews preparation and mitigation efforts - Vimarsana News

During Wildfire Community Preparedness month, Avon reviews preparation and mitigation efforts

This year several local municipalities recognized May as Wildfire Community Preparedness month. On May 9, Avon Town Council members unanimously voted to recognize May as Wildfire Community Preparedness month. Alongside efforts to boost community awareness...

Avon evaluates new egress option for Wildridge neighborhood - Vimarsana News

Avon evaluates new egress option for Wildridge neighborhood

Given the rising wildfire danger, Avon is evaluating possible egress routes for the Wildridge neighborhood. Currently, there is one paved access road in and out of the subdivision, which has led to community concerns about...

Bobcats strolling through Edwards - Vimarsana News

Bobcats strolling through Edwards

Two bobcats were seen walking through a yard and driveway on upper June Creek Road in Singletree on Wednesday morning around 7:30 a.m. “The bobcat is named for its short (bobbed) tail which won’t get caught in shrubs and thorns while it travels,” said Hannah Rumble, community programs director for Walking Mountains Science Center. “Bobcats are normally shy, solitary animals but the images of two bobcats we have seen lately are probably a kitten and its mom. Most likely, the juvenile will go off on its own before mom gives birth to another litter (of one to six kittens) in the spring,â...