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Bike and Roll to School Day is May 3 - Vimarsana News

Bike and Roll to School Day is May 3

Although biking to school brings health, mental, and social benefits, many kids don’t bike to school because driver behavior puts them at risk. This year’s Bike to School Day in Capitol Hill focuses on how a new DC law, plus the creative touch, can help kids ride safely.

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Wildfire torched the Sierra all summer, evading containment. Here's how Tahoe protected itself - Vimarsana News

Wildfire torched the Sierra all summer, evading containment. Here's how Tahoe protected itself

Forest thinning helped keep the Caldor Fire from burning into South Lake Tahoe, but experts say more fuel management and climate action are needed to slow the Sierra's destructive wildfires.

Photos: Caldor Fire Leaves Destroyed Homes, Difficult Firefight In El Dorado County - Vimarsana News

Photos: Caldor Fire Leaves Destroyed Homes, Difficult Firefight In El Dorado County

From a town left smoldering, to busy firefighters and pink fire retardant everywhere, the Caldor Fire has upended daily life in El Dorado County. Here's what CapRadio Visual Journalist Andrew Nixon has seen on the ground.

Caldor Fire's 'Explosive Growth' Following Dixie Fire's Playbook - Vimarsana News

Caldor Fire's 'Explosive Growth' Following Dixie Fire's Playbook

Just like the Dixie Fire, it’s possible the Caldor Fire will decrease one day and strengthen the next. Firefighters and residents in impacted areas will have to watch out for sudden changes in wind patterns moving forward.

Hampton School Board approves new names for 5 schools - Vimarsana News

Hampton School Board approves new names for 5 schools

The board is set to formally approve the names at its June 2 meeting. Renaming the schools is expected to cost about $150,000.