On Wednesday, November 10th, the Estuary Project welcomed 9 Kirby School students for their school-wide community involvement day. These students had signed up to volunteer their community hours to the restoration of the San Lorenzo River habitats. The students had the choice to work in groups of 3 on 3 different activities with the option to switch after
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PG&E allows this unsafe equipment to continue to threaten us, whether in forests or rural areas or in a town. The failure by PG&E to provide a safe and reliable electric system is untenable. This is especially true when PG&E’s focus on Enhanced Vegetation Management (basically removing any and all trees that might threaten its unsafe, antiquated
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The 35th Annual SLV River & Road Clean Up volunteers enjoyed a cool day for their daunting task of removing trash and recyclables from along the San Lorenzo River and its creeks, as well as nearby roads. Over seventy volunteers, ranging in age from 1st grade to over 80 years, ventured out to remove trash before any
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The VWC strongly endorses the SLVWD’s proposed CZU Fire Recovery surcharge, limited to 5 years, as the solution to provide for critical financial needs caused by the fire. As owner/rate-payers of the water district, it is critical that we support the proposed surcharge to pay for fire recovery and resiliency. Responding to the fire emergency
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