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Sites Reservoir would cause negative environmental impacts to Sacramento River - Vimarsana News

Sites Reservoir would cause negative environmental impacts to Sacramento River

The Sites Reservoir Project is too damaging to California’s environment and economy. It cannot go forward as planned.

Source: yahoo.com
Sites Reservoir receives another $30 million in federal funding - Vimarsana News

Sites Reservoir receives another $30 million in federal funding

Sites Reservoir was awarded an additional $30 million in federal funding from the Bureau of Reclamation through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, the Sites Project Authority which oversees the

Check out this Pride pop-up museum at JFK Terminal 4 – QNS.com - Vimarsana News

Check out this Pride pop-up museum at JFK Terminal 4 – QNS.com

JFKIAT has partnered with the LGBT Network and NYC LGBT Historic Sites Project to create a Pride Pop-up Museum at Terminal 4 of JFK International Airport.

Source: qns.com
David Carter, masterful Stonewall chronicler, remembered at the iconic bar - Vimarsana News

David Carter, masterful Stonewall chronicler, remembered at the iconic bar

In a moving memorial celebration held at the Stonewall Inn on April 15, David Carter — the activist, historian, and writer who authored the definitive history

Bay Area Impact: Accelerating New California Water Storage Projects, Presented by the Bay Area Council and Venable LLP | Venable LLP - Vimarsana News

Bay Area Impact: Accelerating New California Water Storage Projects, Presented by the Bay Area Council and Venable LLP | Venable LLP

In January, record-breaking storms dropped enough water on California to cover the entire state in about eight inches of water. But not enough of it was captured or stored, a missed...