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$3 million available for Russian River blueprint in voter-approved Proposition 68
The Press Democrat (Santa Rosa, Calif.)
...restoring the river for people, water quality and wildlife. Partners include public agencies such as the Sonoma County Water Agency and Regional Parks, as well as nonprofits such as LandPaths, whose mission mirrors Gore's interest in connecting people with the river through parks, trails or water recreation, as a means to protecting and restoring the waterway. "The future of a vibrant Russian River is one that people are on all the time," he said. Gore convened a river-length...
Drought continues in NW Oklahoma despite recent rain
Enid News and Eagle
Of that, 2.8 has happened in the last 60 days with 1.25 in the past month. The area that's seen the most rain so far is the Mount Herman station in McCurtain County, at 33.03 inches.
Mixed Blood season has 'drive-through theater' with audience in cars
Springfield News-Sun
In March 2017, Mixed Blood staged a similar "moving audience" piece." In "Safe at Home," the audience moved from scene to scene walking through locations in St. Paul's CHS Field. * Mixed Blood will also host "Zealous Hellions," onstage conversations with actor Ernie Hudson, director Oskar Eustis, Minnesota Rep. Theatergoers who want a guaranteed seat can purchase tickets.
Severe drought arrives in Iowa
Ottumwa Courier
Most of Davis County is now in severe drought, along with significant portions of Wapello, Appanoose and Van Buren counties. There was some irony in the timing. Southwestern Wapello County, for example, is in severe drought. But Sigourney, just 30 miles northeast, is not under any drought conditions. Friday's rain was important for Ottumwa.
Will the Tiger Woods drought ever end?
The Daily Oklahoman
It's not likely. This week is the 10-year anniversary of Tiger's most recent major title. More injuries. Suddenly, Tiger is 42, and Nicklaus' record is an unattainable goal. Just winning one major would be a monumental achievement at this point. In the old days, Tiger seemed unbeatable unless someone got really hot.
Bakersfield trees bouncing back after years of drought
The Bakersfield Californian
June 15--It didn't look good for Bakersfield trees two years ago. Over the past 10 years, tule fog has decreased, Hoover said, owing in part to development outward, into the previously uninhabited areas.
Katy to upgrade water meter system
The Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Council also authorized the city administrator to enter into a financing agreement with Government Capital Corp. for the water meter upgrades. Someone who goes on vacation may be able to detect a sprinkler system malfunction, for example. With only once-a-month readings now, excessive consumption caused by a leak or malfunction doesn't show up right away.
Meet the new faces in our newsroom
The Idaho Statesman
She was part of a team, VeriPixel, that created a photo verification solution to restore trust in news images, developed by a team of students from the University of Missouri and Truman State University. The tool won the 2018 RJI Student Competition. You can reach Kevin with story tips at kdavenport@idahostatesman.com Also joining the newsroom is Brandon Rasmussen as a general assignment reporter.
Coral's algal symbiont could offer early warning sign for bleaching event
Daily Press (Newport News, Va.)
And that the algae could be playing this strong role in maintaining that relationship. "This gives us some really exciting results to move forward with.
Plans still on track to double size of Virginia Beach neighborhood despite flooding
The Virginian-Pilot
Wide trails circle the neighborhood, providing an additional buffer to the outside world. But the streets, lined with pristine landscaping, often flood. HomeFed will share the cost of the first phase -- $2.75 million -- and the city will cover the rest.