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Washington's 4th annual Juneteenth celebration promotes Unity in the Community - Vimarsana News

Washington's 4th annual Juneteenth celebration promotes Unity in the Community

Also in Beaufort County, the community is invited to a big outdoor party with an important purpose.The City of Washington will host its "4th" annual Juneteenth

Source: wcti12.com
Mike Drew: A warm(-ish) day before the cold - Vimarsana News

Mike Drew: A warm(-ish) day before the cold

Back on Tuesday, a whole two days ago, it was much nicer, a gorgeous day to roam a little bit closer to home — but we can ride the cold out.

Lakes Where You Can Enjoy Fall Foliage in NoVA - Vimarsana News

Lakes Where You Can Enjoy Fall Foliage in NoVA

What lakes have lots of fall foliage in Virginia? Is Lake Anna a good place to see leaves change color? 

NJDEP - News Release 22/P032 | Murphy Administration Awards $9.4 Million in Grants for Projects to Improve Water Quality and Reduce Impacts of Climate Change - Vimarsana News

NJDEP - News Release 22/P032 | Murphy Administration Awards $9.4 Million in Grants for Projects to Improve Water Quality and Reduce Impacts of Climate Change

NJDEP-News Release - The Department of Environmental Protection has awarded $9.4 million in grants to local government agencies, nonprofit groups, universities and others to fund projects that will improve water quality and reduce the impacts of nonpoint source pollution from stormwater, Commissioner Shawn LaTourette announced today. In many cases, the projects will help mitigate local flooding problems that are increasing due to more severe storms resulting from climate change.

Source: nj.gov
Local historian's book examines free Black settlements in 19th-century James City County - Vimarsana News

Local historian's book examines free Black settlements in 19th-century James City County

In “Twin Paths to Freedom: The History and Archaeology of James City County’s Free Black Communities,” a book published earlier this year by local historian Martha McCartney, readers can learn how land like the site in James City County's Freedom Park became a place where former slaves established free lives.