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West Kirby pupils create visions of town's future - Vimarsana News

West Kirby pupils create visions of town's future

HUNDREDS of pupils from West Kirby schools had a chance to create their visions of the town's future in a recent competition.

Are there wolves in Utah? DWR investigating dead canine found in Duchesne - Vimarsana News

Are there wolves in Utah? DWR investigating dead canine found in Duchesne

Hunters in eastern Utah, near Duchesne and Starvation Reservoir, found what could be a wolf dead along U.S. Route 40 Tuesday. The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is investigating, and says the animal is likely a wolf-dog hybrid that was hit by a car. Wolves in Utah are rare, and since 1995 there have only been 15 to 20 sightings.

Is it a wolf, or a hybrid? Wildlife officials investigating after dead canine found in Duchesne - Vimarsana News

Is it a wolf, or a hybrid? Wildlife officials investigating after dead canine found in Duchesne

Utah hunters found what could be the first wolf discovered in the state in years Tuesday, although officials say the animal is likely a hybrid.

Source: ksl.com
HPC Career Notes: November 2021 Edition - Vimarsana News

HPC Career Notes: November 2021 Edition

In this monthly feature, we’ll keep you up-to-date on the latest career developments for individuals in the high-performance computing community. Whether

Project Spotlight: Alaska CASC Helps Juneau Community Understand Mysterious Glacial Outburst Floods - Vimarsana News

Project Spotlight: Alaska CASC Helps Juneau Community Understand Mysterious Glacial Outburst Floods

Every summer in the four years leading up to her retirement, U.S. Forest Service park ranger Laurie Craig started and ended her day the same way: checking the Juneau National Weather Service website. Not to see the forecast or to look for rain, but to monitor the Suicide Basin water level. 

Source: usgs.gov