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Officials concerned over rain, landslides at historic Casa Romantica in San Clemente - Vimarsana News

Officials concerned over rain, landslides at historic Casa Romantica in San Clemente

San Clemente officials are concerned as they prepare for an incoming rainstorm and the possibility of destructive landslides this weekend. City officials have spent millions to restore and strengthen the hillside beneath the historic Casa Romantica Cultural Center and Gardens after a large portion of the cliffside collapsed back in April and June 2023. All […]

Source: yahoo.com
Community news of Delaware County - Vimarsana News

Community news of Delaware County

Escort to Arlington to stop at Delco vets memorial on Dec. 14.

Road closure for San Marcos Road Repair and Stabilization Project starts Monday - Vimarsana News

Road closure for San Marcos Road Repair and Stabilization Project starts Monday

This project will build a soldier pile retaining wall to stabilize the section of the roadway located a quarter mile south of Los Altos Road that failed during the January 2023 Storms.

Source: ksby.com
San Marcos Road repair project starts this week in Atascadero - Vimarsana News

San Marcos Road repair project starts this week in Atascadero

Project is expected to take approximately two months to complete – Starting today, San Marcos Road in Atascadero will be closed for construction at the […]

A New $450-Million Regional Investment in Northern Regions of Gulf of Guinea Countries Seeks to Build Trust, Opportunities, and Resilience through Social Cohesion - Vimarsana News

A New $450-Million Regional Investment in Northern Regions of Gulf of Guinea Countries Seeks to Build Trust, Opportunities, and Resilience through Social Cohesion

WASHINGTON —Over 16 million people living in at-risk communities in northern Benin, Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, and Togo will benefit from a new regional project to proactively prevent the spread of conflict from the Sahel, reduce vulnerability to climate