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Council prepares for new treescape at MacDonald Park - Vimarsana News

Council prepares for new treescape at MacDonald Park

A number of English Elm Trees that line the avenue paths in MacDonald Park have fallen victim to the 2019 drought, and will be removed from the park

3 reasons to visit Natural Resources Hub - Vimarsana News

3 reasons to visit Natural Resources Hub

The Natural Resources District offers native seed, free trees and answers to conservation questions.

The Open Resource hosting home repairs session - Vimarsana News

The Open Resource hosting home repairs session

RUSHVILLE – The Open Resource, 103 N. Main Street, Rushville is hosting a special free program presented by Tweedy’s Lumber Do It Center entitled Around The House Do It Yourself

Tens of thousands of trees planted in C-K this year in joint effort - Vimarsana News

Tens of thousands of trees planted in C-K this year in joint effort

Article content The tree campaign pays tribute to veterans by planting a tree for each of the two million people who have served in the Canadian Armed Forces, while the partnership reduces planting costs for eligible landowners living near Highway 401, from Windsor to Cornwall. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Tens of thousands of trees planted in C-K this year in joint effort Back to video More than 75,000 trees have been planted in Chatham-Kent as part of the living tribute since the campaign’s inception, stated a recent media release. “Ou...

Wreaths Across America Dedicates Remembrance Grove to DAR - Vimarsana News

Wreaths Across America Dedicates Remembrance Grove to DAR

Wreaths Across America (WAA), a national non-profit, as part of its Veterans Remembrance Tree Program, dedicated a Grove to Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) on the tip lands in Maine. Trees there now hold the replica dog tags of thousands of veterans, all Revolutionary War-era ancestors of DAR members nationwide.