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Wet Weather Aids Firefighting Efforts near Ski Apache - Vimarsana News

Wet Weather Aids Firefighting Efforts near Ski Apache

Credit Lincoln National Forest - Three Rivers Fire The Three Rivers Fire fire saw no growth yesterday or today and remains at 12,000 acres. The 12,000 acres includes hot spots that are separate from the main burned area. Widespread scattered precipitation yesterday and last night has kept fire spread minimal. Increased moisture and humidity have slowed spread through grasses; dead and downed fuel is currently smoldering. Fire activity is expected to increase later in the day and wind direction is expected to shift, blowing the fire back onto already burned areas. The fire will become more act...

Source: krwg.org
Evacuations ordered as Lincoln County Three Rivers Fire erupts in size - Vimarsana News

Evacuations ordered as Lincoln County Three Rivers Fire erupts in size

A fire burning near Ruidoso has grown from 30 acres this morning to 4,000 acres by 4 p.m. Monday.The Three Rivers Fire is burning on the backside of the White Mountains of the Smokey Bear Ranger District between Tularosa and Carrizozo. Forest Service Manager David Bales tells KOAT the fire is spreading up the mountain. Wind gusts in the area are helping fuel the burn as 60 miles per hour gusts were reported in the area just after 3 p.m. Mandatory evacuations are ordered for the areas of Nogal Canyon, Bonito Canyon, Ski Apache, Tanbark Canyon, Church Street, Ranchman’s Camp, Loma Grande...

Source: koat.com
NEK Economic Report: The first stimulus was federal, the second is local - Vimarsana News

NEK Economic Report: The first stimulus was federal, the second is local

Sun, 12/20/2020 - 2:12pm -- tim Photo: Burke Mountain and other ski areas are adjusting to the new reality brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic. Burke expects far fewer skiers this season along with fewer staff. Courtesy photo Manufacturing and real estate are driving ahead as hospitality struggles Bruce Edwards, Vermont Business Magazine At the Northeastern Vermont Development Association, David Snedeker has spent much of his time this year helping businesses get the financial help they need to survive a year like no other. Those efforts include hiring someone specifically tasked with helpi...