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Though not confirmed as an EAB infested ash, this tree, located between East Park Villa and the Bremer Center, shows signs of blonding, bark scraping and EAB exit holes, according to Aurora arborist Ben McEndarfer.
Emerald Ash Borer confirmed in county
The former Gambles building has been declared a dangerous building by the city, with owner Stan Valasek ordered to repair or demolish it immediately.
‘Do it now!’: City gives owner last chance on unsafe building
This photo of the large official county zoning map hanging in the Planning and Zoning office at the courthouse shows the various zoning districts in the county established by the 2019 Comprehensive Plan. The highest percentage of the land in the county is A-1 Agricultural Preservation District while the section marked F-1 along Highway 34 and part of Highway 14 is known as the Flex District.
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The former Gambles building has been declared a dangerous building by the city, with owner Stan Valasek ordered to repair or demolish it immediately.
‘Do it now!’: City gives owner final chance to save or demolish unsafe structure
This trail in Streeter Park is one of many mentioned in a detailed JEO Consulting trails report, which is now being used as a key reference by the Hamilton County Trails Committee.
Trails committee shares vision for expanding network
The east side steps of the Hamilton County Courthouse have been removed for the first phase of a major reconstruction project
Courthouse restoration begins
Bands on the Bricks event to begin 8th year
Gary Ross now lives in East Park Villa with his wife of 64 years, Jo Ellen. In recent years he has developed a passion for wood carving.
Gary Ross carves out a legacy in Aurora
Sarah Bailey and Lua Cao carefully inspect the organisms that find home in bison patties. On day two of the Youth Naturalist Program, the cohort spent the morning at the Crane Trust in Wood River, NE. Here, they went on a hayrack ride to see the Crane Trust’s bison herd and learned about the ecosystems that can be found in dark, warm, wet places–like bison patties.