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A historic home on the development site is slated for demolition. Residents are concerned, but staff noted that the National Historic Registry status doesn't legally stop the owner from tearing it down.
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Residents and researchers interested in Riverton history.
The community loses a building recognized for its historical significance.
A historic home on the development site is slated for demolition. Residents are concerned, but staff noted that the National Historic Registry status doesn't legally stop the owner from tearing it down.
Riverton is hosting a year-long celebration for the nation's 250th birthday. It's a chance for the community to get together for events and reflect on local and national values.
The commission is struggling to find enough help for projects like oral histories and mapping historic homes. They want to make it clear that you don't have to be an official member to help out.
Riverton is planning a series of events to celebrate the country's 250th birthday, focusing on patriotism and community service.
The city is scanning old records to preserve them. It's a cost-effective way to keep history safe and accessible.
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