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Douglas County Past: Volunteers build new Girl Scout camp; Brule hosts sky diving competition - Vimarsana News

Douglas County Past: Volunteers build new Girl Scout camp; Brule hosts sky diving competition

Headlines from Douglas County's past.

Lots of Color Makes This Alexandria House Pop - Vimarsana News

Lots of Color Makes This Alexandria House Pop

To make a new-build their own, an Alexandria couple incorporated color to add texture and personality to their house.

'No good deed goes unpunished': Why Utah and other states fear BLM rule - Vimarsana News

'No good deed goes unpunished': Why Utah and other states fear BLM rule

A new proposal by the Bureau of Land Management is earning wide support from environmental groups but condemnation and concern from not only the West's elected leaders, but also representatives from the oil and gas industry, mining, ranching and even some recreation interests.

Source: ksl.com
'No good deed goes unpunished': Why Utah and other states fear BLM rule - Vimarsana News

'No good deed goes unpunished': Why Utah and other states fear BLM rule

A proposed Bureau of Land Management rule that would allowing public lands leasing for conservation purposes has won the praise of some environmental groups and the ire of many Western political leaders who say it will be just one more way to keep public land off limits to the public.

Source: yahoo.com
'No good deed goes unpunished': Why Utah and other states fear BLM rule - Vimarsana News

'No good deed goes unpunished': Why Utah and other states fear BLM rule

A proposed Bureau of Land Management rule that would allowing public lands leasing for conservation purposes has won the praise of some environmental groups and the ire of many Western political leaders who say it will be just one more way to keep public land off limits to the public.