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This Big Sky, Montana, Home Embraces Its Rugged Surroundings – Robb Report - Vimarsana News

This Big Sky, Montana, Home Embraces Its Rugged Surroundings – Robb Report

The nearly 500-acre property, listed for $31 million, features a five-bedroom main residence and a caretaker's cabin with room to build.

Squamish 'overwhelmed' by people living in vehicles and the garbage left behind, says acting mayor - Vimarsana News

Squamish 'overwhelmed' by people living in vehicles and the garbage left behind, says acting mayor

More people are living in vans and RVs around Squamish, according to the district's acting mayor, and the community can't cope with extra garbage and human waste left behind.

Source: cbc.ca
Western Maine town votes to block proposed solar farm - Vimarsana News

Western Maine town votes to block proposed solar farm

Residents in the small western Maine town of Lovell have successfully blocked a major solar project from being built there.

Newsworthy people and performances for March 21, 2022 - Vimarsana News

Newsworthy people and performances for March 21, 2022

The Mainebiz roundup of businesses and businesspeople that have been making changes in recent weeks. Check out our compilation of new hires, promotions, accomplishments and more.

Stawamus Chief rock slides that shook village of Squamish linked to climate change, expert says - Vimarsana News

Stawamus Chief rock slides that shook village of Squamish linked to climate change, expert says

Squamish was shaken by two rock slides Monday, with massive slabs of granite shearing off the ancient Stawamus Chief rockface and smashing to the ground. The first dramatic cascade was captured on webcam with a show of sparks and dust plumes filling the night air.

Source: cbc.ca