Madera Irrigration District begins water season

Madera Tribune— The Madera Irrigation District water season has begun.At a meeting held on April 4, the rate was set to $110 per acre foot for Original District landowners, and $300 per acre foot for Subordinate landowners. These rates may be reviewed and adjusted as conditions change throughout the year.“After a historic 2023 season, the longest on record for MID, we are excited that the 2024 season is already kicking off,” said Jim Erickson, MID Board President. “Our crews have had only three short months to

KLFY—Water to shut off April 29 for St. Martin Water Works District No. 4 -Catahoula customers. The shut off is due to necessary repairs that are expected to take two to four hours to finish.

KSBW—Fawning season begins on the Central Coast. Every April-June, newborn deer can be seen in Pacific Grove, Monterey and Pebble Beach.

@commonhealth—The post-season begins for the Boston Celtics. WBUR's Weekend Edition caught up with Khari A. Thompson, who covers the Celtics and basketball for Boston.com, to discuss the C's strengths and weaknesses this season.