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Akron Council hears METRO presentation - Vimarsana News

Akron Council hears METRO presentation

DOWNTOWN AKRON — METRO Regional Transit Authority (RTA) is planning to roll out changes for riders this summer. During the Jan. 9 Akron City Council Public Service Committee meeting, Council heard a presentation from METRO RTA officials about a complete redesign of the busing network. METRO RTA Chief Executive Officer Dawn Distler said the redesign

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Trees generate many gifts - Vimarsana News

Trees generate many gifts

During this season of giving, take some time to appreciate the many gifts we get from trees.

Forester John Smith keeps power lines and equipment free of vegetation - Vimarsana News

Forester John Smith keeps power lines and equipment free of vegetation

A love for the outdoors led Zanesville native to become an utility forester for AEP Ohio.

Carbon County Veterans Day parade Sunday in Palmerton – Times News Online - Vimarsana News

Carbon County Veterans Day parade Sunday in Palmerton – Times News Online

The Carbon County Veterans Council announced the annual parade will be Sunday, with a rain date of Nov. 13. This year’s parade is hosted by the Palmerton United Veterans Organization and will be held ...

Fairfax County proposes developer incentives to encourage street trees - Vimarsana News

Fairfax County proposes developer incentives to encourage street trees

Trees line Avenir Place in Dunn Loring (staff photo by Angela Woolsey) Fairfax County planners want to cultivate more tree-lined streets, but to make that a reality, some more leeway for developers may be needed. With a proposed pilot program, the county’s Department of Planning and Development (DPD) will let developers in more urbanized areas