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Celebrating the latest Mokelumne Current - Vimarsana News

Celebrating the latest Mokelumne Current

May has historically been Watershed Awareness Month in California, and this year Lodi will follow the tradition by celebrating our local waterway, the Mokelumne River. We will also celebrate Lodi’s

A unifying message: Lodi's Celebration of Unity shines light on a national trauma | News - Vimarsana News

A unifying message: Lodi's Celebration of Unity shines light on a national trauma | News

Toni McNeil said everyone, at some point in their lives, has experienced trauma.

Educators invited to workshop - Vimarsana News

Educators invited to workshop

Fish won’t be the only ones in school at Lake Sunapee this summer.

Open Space opens doors for young students in Telluride - Vimarsana News

Open Space opens doors for young students in Telluride

Sixteen years ago, Telluride residents made a commitment to preserve a vast meadow and marshland west of town known as the Valley Floor. This February, the town of Telluride made its final payment on the bond to acquire and protect the open space, placing it securely in the hands of the community. Recently, some of Telluride's youngest students visited the Valley Floor for a day of learning in both natural science and community spirit.

Source: ksut.org
Open Space opens doors for young students in Telluride - Vimarsana News

Open Space opens doors for young students in Telluride

Sixteen years ago, Telluride residents made a commitment to preserve a vast meadow and marshland west of town known as the Valley Floor. This February, the town of Telluride made its final payment on the bond to acquire and protect the open space, placing it securely in the hands of the community. Recently, some of Telluride's youngest students visited the Valley Floor for a day of learning in both natural science and community spirit.

Source: ksjd.org