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Bureau of Land Management welcomes new Vale District Manager | Bureau of Land Management - Vimarsana News

Bureau of Land Management welcomes new Vale District Manager | Bureau of Land Management

Bureau of Land Management welcomes new Vale District Manager VALE, Ore. – The Bureau of Land Management named Wayne Monger as its new Vale District Manager, replacing Don Gonzalez, who retired in December 2020 after 14 years in the role. "It is my pleasure to announce the selection of Wayne Monger as Vale District Manager,” said Barry Bushue, BLM Oregon-Washington State Director. “Wayne is committed to cross-program collaboration with external and internal customers and has managed several challenging resource issues for the BLM." Most recently, Monger worked as the Deputy District Mana...

Source: blm.gov
Patrols will increase at popular hot spring; nudity can be considered hazard/nuisance - Vimarsana News

Patrols will increase at popular hot spring; nudity can be considered hazard/nuisance

ADRIAN Ongoing issues at a popular hot springs, including people trespassing outside of day use hours and criminal activity, are cited as reasons that federal, state and county law enforcement officers will be increasing patrols in the area. Malheur County Sheriff’s deputies and Oregon State Police troopers will be joining officials from the Bureau of Land Management — Vale District in increasing patrol at Snively Hot Springs day use area along the Owyhee River starting March 19. Additionally, they will be citing individuals found violating site rules or laws governing public lands,...

From pickleball to community halls, 10 Vancouver Island communities receive $3.8M in funding - Vimarsana News

From pickleball to community halls, 10 Vancouver Island communities receive $3.8M in funding

The B.C. government is contributing roughly $4 million to help fund infrastructure projects across Vancouver Island.