Marianne Boll-See

5 days ago | theunion.com | Marianne Boll-See

A new nonprofit organization PAWSS (Protecting Animals While Supporting Sobriety) is dedicated to helping addicted individuals keep their pets while they seek treatment and recover from substance abuse. Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading. Newman and Chief Dan Foss, Nevada City Police Department presented information about PAWSS and its benefits during a recent Grass Valley City Council meeting.

6 days ago | theunion.com | Marianne Boll-See

The North Star Mining Museum & Peloton Wheel Exhibit recently opened for the season and will remain open and free to the public through October 31. Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading. The North Star Mining Museum, a part of the Nevada County Historical Society, is known to be one of the ‘gems’ of Nevada County.

1 week ago | theunion.com | Marianne Boll-See

Four local fire districts have decided to take steps to reorganize in pairs rather than consolidate into one large fire district after several weeks of discussion. Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading.

1 week ago | theunion.com | Marianne Boll-See

Capital improvement projects for Nevada County, or any county, can come with tricky timelines for planning and managing debt. Erin Mettler, Deputy County Executive Officer/CFO reviewed five of the top projects that are currently in play during a special meeting with the Nevada County Board of Supervisors recently. It is likely that these large projects will need general fund assistance, either in the form of cash money or the financing of debt, according to Mettler.

1 week ago | theunion.com | Marianne Boll-See

Last month the community was asked to participate in an online survey to gather the community’s thoughts, feelings, and opinions about the potential for inclusion of a public art project at the site of the Broad Street "Y" in Nevada City. Along with discussion at a Nevada City Public Arts Commission workshop in March, the survey was live for approximately eight weeks through the city’s website.