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Pueblo receives $1 million for Riverwalk Project - Vimarsana News

Pueblo receives $1 million for Riverwalk Project

(PUEBLO, Colo.) — The City of Pueblo announced on Tuesday, April 23, that the Department of Local Affairs (DOLA) is awarding a grant of $1 million to assist with the Historic Arkansas Riverwalk of Pueblo (HARP) Channel Extension and Boathouse Project. The HARP boathouse construction is part of the fourth phase of the expansion of […]

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A Midlands riverwalk to temporarily close for railroad repairs - Vimarsana News

A Midlands riverwalk to temporarily close for railroad repairs

The closure will last for multiple days. Here’s what you need to know.

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Jacksonville now allows alcoholic beverages on the Riverwalk. Here's what you need to know - Vimarsana News

Jacksonville now allows alcoholic beverages on the Riverwalk. Here's what you need to know

Taking a nod from Tampa's Riverwalk, Jacksonville City Council approved a DIA proposal to allow alcoholic beverages on the Riverwalk, under certain conditions.

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Downtown Tampa Riverwalk partially closes for construction - Vimarsana News

Downtown Tampa Riverwalk partially closes for construction

Part of downtown Tampa’s Riverwalk will temporarily close for construction beginning Monday.

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With work underway at old Trump Tower Tampa site, Riverwalk to close again - Vimarsana News

With work underway at old Trump Tower Tampa site, Riverwalk to close again

Regulars on downtown Tampa’s Riverwalk groused mightily when a piece of the popular 2.6 mile recreational trail closed for the $38 million Tampa Convention Center expansion, rerouting runners and pedestrians along a busy city street. That section reopened this summer after a year and a half, giving them their unbroken waterside path back again. As downtown rides the wave of development, ...

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