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Sierra Growth Corp erprobt 26,6 g/t Gold und 78,6 g/t Silber in Minengebiet Mildred und stellt Weichen für bevorstehende Explorationen

Sierra Growth Corp erprobt 26,6 g/t Gold und 78,6 g/t Silber in Minengebiet Mildred und stellt Weichen für bevorstehende Explorationen
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Wetland restoration project to make open space, walking paths in Reno

For decades, Nevada’s wetlands were taken for granted as sources of flat, developable land and divertible water. But after a century of Western Nevada losing its wetlands, a joint project between the city of Reno and the Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation is restoring more than 200 acres of native habitat. The city and the foundation recently entered a 30-year lease to restore the city-owned, 219-acre Rosewood Lakes Golf Course to a natural wetlands area with a nature center and walking paths. “This is a unique habitat in the area,” according to Elena Larsen, wetland restoration program director for the foundation. “We are the driest state, and we are losing wetlands pretty rapidly.”

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Wetland restoration project to create open space, walking paths in southeast Reno

Wetland restoration project to create open space, walking paths in southeast Reno Reno-Gazette-Journal 2 hrs ago Amy Alonzo, Reno Gazette Journal © JASON BEAN/RGJ Waterfowl take advantage of the wetlands at the Truckee Meadows Nature Study Area on April 8, 2021. The area used to be the Rosewood Lakes Golf Course. For decades, Nevada’s wetlands were taken for granted as sources of flat, developable land and divertible water. But after a century of Western Nevada losing its wetlands, a joint project between the city of Reno and the Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation is restoring more than 200 acres of native habitat. The city and the foundation recently entered a 30-year lease to restore the city-owned, 219-acre Rosewood Lakes Golf Course to a natural wetlands area with a nature center and walking paths.

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Western Nevada College notes: Clark, Stevens earn NSHE Regents awards | Serving Carson City for over 150 years

Since transferring to Western Nevada College several years ago, Gabrielle Clark has concentrated on helping others. Now, the Associated Students of Western Nevada president is receiving a helping and appreciative hand herself. Clark is a 2020-21 recipient of the prestigious Sam Lieberman Regentsâ Award for Student Scholarship. WNC Counselor Lauren Stevens was also recognized in March as she received the Nevada Regentsâ Academic Advisor Award for 2021. The $5,000 scholarship will assist Clark as she pursues her bachelorâs degree at the University of Nevada, Reno. She earned an Associate of Arts degree from WNC last spring. âI am so honored to receive this award,â Clark said. âThank you to everyone who supported me and shared my vision of highlighting the already amazing qualities WNC has to offer students like me. I will be continuing my education at UNR in pursuit of my bachelor s in Human Development and Family Studies, where I will continue to help

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2 California tech companies bringing new facilities to Reno

2 California tech companies bringing new facilities to Reno April 1, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail RENO, Nev. (AP) Two California tech companies have announced plans to bring their businesses to Reno, and local economic development officials say they’re perfect examples of the type of firms they’re targeting as part the effort to diversify the region’s economy. StemExpress, a Sacramento-based biotech company, and PayCertify, a financial tech services company in the San Jose area, are expected to combine to create more than 200 jobs in Reno over the next few years, the Economic Development Authority of Western Nevada said Wednesday. “Northern Nevada’s tech ecosystem is thriving and high-growth companies, like Stem Express and PayCertify, are increasingly vital to our region’s economic recovery and future,” EDAWN CEO Mike Kazmierski said.

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