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Tofino's summer water supply is the limit the whole town lives within, so each summer the District sets a conservation stage with rules for everyone. The new tool shows the stage in force now (Stage 1 since 12 May), exactly what you can and can't do at it, and the full Stage 1 to 3 ladder — with the District's own page as the source for the live stage.
Tofino sits on an exposed Pacific coast where a winter gale is part of the season, not a surprise. The new tool reads Environment Canada's official warnings for the west coast of Vancouver Island and shows the wind right now, with the places to check power and the highway when a storm comes in.
Mzuzu's piped water runs short of demand and on no fixed schedule, and the higher and outer areas lose their taps first. The new board lets you tap your area when your water is out and see whether neighbours are reporting the same — so you can tell a town-wide cut from a problem with your own tank. It shows the NRWB fault line (374, toll-free from TNM numbers) alongside, and clears reports after a few hours so it always shows what's happening now.
The beach-guide tool now renders a compact safety summary on town pages when pinned, leading with how many beaches it covers and the standing 'no lifeguards' warning. Its row labels (dogs, parking, toilets, lifeguards) now follow the town's language instead of always showing English.
Las etiquetas de cada playa (perros, estacionamiento, baños, salvavidas) ya se muestran en español, no en inglés. Además, la guía aparece como un resumen en la página de Todos Santos, con el recordatorio de que ninguna playa tiene salvavidas siempre a la vista.
On a phone, a table wider than the screen — a weekday schedule, opening hours, a fees list — now shows a soft fade at the edge so you can tell there's more to see by swiping sideways. These tables can also be scrolled with the keyboard now, not just by touch.
Tumeongeza orodha ya namba muhimu zenye vitufe vya kupiga moja kwa moja: huduma za dharura (999 au 112, ambulensi ya Msalaba Mwekundu 1199, na namba ya bila malipo ya KWS kwa dharura za baharini na wanyamapori), afya (Zahanati ya Watamu — wazi saa 24; Hospitali ya Malindi ndiyo ya karibu zaidi, takriban km 25), na maji na umeme (MAWASCO na KPLC).
Sasa kuna ubao wa majirani unaoonyesha wapi maji ya bomba yamekatika hivi sasa Watamu — ili ujue kama tatizo ni kwako tu au eneo zima. Bonyeza eneo lako kuripoti; ripoti hujifuta zenyewe maji yakirudi. Unapata namba rasmi ya MAWASCO ya kupiga, pamoja na muktadha wa mgogoro wa maji wa 2025. Huu ni ubao wa majirani, si wa MAWASCO.
Added a bin-cycle tool that explains alternating weekly and fortnightly kerbside collections and flags when a bank holiday shifts them, reading the official GOV.UK bank-holiday dates so it stays right with no upkeep; and a transfer-station tool for the shared drop-off sites many towns rely on, with a live open-or-closed status and a sorted-recycling guide. First used in Cheltenham and Damariscotta.
A new tool shows whether the Nobleboro–Jefferson Transfer Station is open right now, its Tuesday-to-Saturday hours and holiday closures, the sticker you need to get in, and exactly how its sorted recycling and fee-by-weight drop-offs work — for all five towns the station serves.
Cheltenham now has its own page. It starts with three tools: a live River Chelt flood watch reading the Environment Agency's gauges, the festivals-and-racing calendar that shapes the town's year, and a plain guide to the fortnightly bin cycle that flags bank-holiday changes. More will follow as residents suggest them.
The price-watch tool now reads fully in Amharic — labels, the report form, and the how-it-works note — instead of falling back to English. First used by Bati's Monday-market board; available to every Amharic town.
ነዋሪዎች በሰኞ ገበያ የከፈሉትን ዋጋ ሲያስገቡ ሌሎች የቅርብ ጊዜውን የተለመደ ዋጋ ማየት ይችላሉ — ጤፍ፣ ስንዴ፣ በቆሎ፣ ማሽላ፣ ቀይ ሽንኩርት እና ፍየል፣ በሬ። የተለመደው ዋጋ የሚታየው ጥቂት ሰዎች ሲያስገቡ ብቻ ነው፣ ስለዚህ አንድ ሰው ቁጥሩን አያዛባም። ይፋዊ ዋጋ አይደለም።
Cuando no llega el agua, toca tu sector (el Centro o tu vereda) para avisar a los vecinos; si varios del mismo sector avisan, se entiende que el corte es de la zona. Los reportes se borran solos con las horas. Incluye el canal oficial de ESVILLA y la Alcaldía para los avisos de suspensión.
Bernal se ve de lejos por la Peña, pero el pueblo se camina. La nueva herramienta reúne dos recorridos a pie por el centro histórico: uno por el corazón del pueblo —el templo de San Sebastián, El Castillo y su Museo de la Máscara, la Capilla de las Ánimas, los telares de lana de La Aurora y las calles de los dulces—, y otro, más corto y de subida, hasta la Capilla de la Santa Cruz y los miradores al pie del monolito. Cada recorrido trae su mejor momento, cuánto dura, qué tan pesado es y por dónde empezar; y recuerda que lunes y martes el pueblo descansa. Subir la Peña, con su cupo y su cima cerrada, sigue en la herramienta «Acceso a la Peña de Bernal».
The rent-increase rules, property-tax (Grundsteuer), school-system finder, wildfire-ready checklist and wine-route planner pages were throwing a server error for some visitors and not loading. They now open reliably in every town that uses them, in each town's own language.
Towns whose people fish at night by lamplight can now show a 'good fishing nights' board. Light-attraction fishing works best when the sky is dark, so the tool grades each of the coming nights by how much of it the moon leaves dark, surfaces any statutory closed season first, and stays honest that it is the moon and the dark hours — not a catch prediction or a safety judgement. It is pure calendar astronomy on the shared night-sky engine, so it never goes stale, and it is reusable for any light-attraction fishery. First use: Nkhata Bay, on Lake Malawi.
Usipa and utaka are caught at night with a lamp over the water, and the lamp pulls best when there is no moonlight to compete with it. This tool reads the moon for the next two weeks: which nights are dark and good for the lamp, which are bright and slow, and when the next new and full moon fall. It is pure astronomy — no feed, nothing to go stale — and it shows the moon and the dark hours, never a promise of a catch or a judgement that it is safe to go out, so it points you to the wind and lake conditions first. When the lake's closed season is on, it says so before anything else.
State water reaches only part of Tripoli, so most households buy trucked water to fill their tanks and refill gallons for drinking — and no official source tracks what that costs. This new board lets signed-in residents share what they last paid for a tank fill or a drinking-water refill, and shows the median of recent neighbour reports. It is neighbours' own figures, not official prices or a vendor list; the price swings with the cost of diesel and the neighbourhood, so it waits for a few reports before showing a number.
A bill-anchored rooftop-solar payback calculator for towns on private-generator power, and a turf-removal rebate and watering calculator for desert towns with a lawn buy-back program. Both are reusable across towns with local figures.
Enter your monthly generator bill to see whether rooftop solar could beat it — the rough size, cost, yearly saving and how long until it pays for itself. Plain arithmetic, no sales pitch.
Type in how much grass you have to see what the water district's rebate would pay and how much water you'd save, plus how often you should water this month and the summer watering hours.
En la página de Tepoztlán, la herramienta para subir a la Zona Arqueológica El Tepozteco ahora aparece como un resumen en la portada: el horario (miércoles a domingo, de 9 a 16 h) y la entrada, de un vistazo, sin tener que abrirla.
Český Krumlov sits inside a tight bend of the Vltava, and a rising river is the town's oldest risk — the 2002 flood was catastrophic, and the Vltava reached its highest flood degree again twice in 2024. "Is the Vltava Rising?" now shows the live water level at the Český Krumlov (Nové Spolí) gauge, with its recent range and whether it's rising, steady or falling. The reading comes straight from the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute's open data (ČHMÚ, under CC BY 4.0), updated through the day. The page describes the river — it is not a flood warning. The official flood degree is set by ČHMÚ and the town flood commission, both linked from the tool, along with the 24-hour flood hotline.
The river-level tool can now read Australia's Bureau of Meteorology Water Data Online (CC BY 4.0), a different open feed from BoM's weather data, so Australian towns can show a live river height. First use: the Diamantina at Birdsville.
Tap the situation closest to yours for what to do next — find a practice taking NHS patients, get urgent care if you are in pain, check whether you pay nothing, or what to do when nowhere is accepting. It links the official NHS Find a dentist tool and explains how the system works.
Birdsville's roads get cut when the river is up, so the new gauge shows the live height of the Diamantina at the town and whether it is rising, steady or falling against its recent range. The Bureau of Meteorology's flood warnings are linked as the official call.
Check a rent increase against Ontario's rules — the 2.1% guideline for 2026, the 90-day written notice, and once every 12 months. It also handles the catch most people miss: homes first lived in after 15 November 2018 are exempt from the cap, so the checker asks which applies to you before it judges the amount. Nothing you type is saved, and free tenant help is one tap away.
Um vizinho relata quanto pagou em itens essenciais — peixe fresco, botijão de gás, gasolina, marmita — e o quadro mostra a mediana dos relatos recentes, o valor típico. Ler é livre; relatar precisa de uma conta gratuita. Quanto mais gente relata, mais firme fica o número, e nenhuma fonte oficial acompanha de perto o custo de viver na vila.
A resident asked for Mass times on a map, like the playground finder. Planned — the build is straightforward; the work is verifying each parish's current Mass schedule and committing to keep it true, so it will come through Oxford's town review.
The 'Is the Road Open?' tool, until now British Columbia only, can now read Ontario 511 (Ministry of Transportation, Open Government Licence – Ontario). First used for Highway 11 at Kapuskasing and Highway 17 at Sault Ste. Marie, and available to any Ontario highway town.
If you don't have a family doctor or nurse practitioner, tap your situation for the steps to take and exactly who to contact — Health Care Connect (call 811), the Algoma Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinic, the Group Health Centre's Access Care Clinic for de-rostered patients, walk-in clinics and more.
Closures, incidents and roadwork on Highway 17 around the Soo — north toward Wawa and east toward Sudbury — read from Ontario 511's official feed and refreshed every few minutes. Worth a look before you drive in a storm.
Fermetures, incidents et travaux sur la route 11 entre Hearst, Kapuskasing et Cochrane, lus depuis le fil officiel d'Ontario 511 et rafraîchis aux quelques minutes. C'est le seul lien routier de la ville — à vérifier avant de partir quand il neige.
An events board (a town's markets or what's-on list) and the electricity-bill checker used in Lebanese towns could hit an error and show nothing on some pages. Both now load reliably and show their full content in the town's language.
Fort Smith is live with its first tools, starting with the two questions residents raise most — the consent-decree-driven water and sewer rate increases, and how trash and recycling collection works — plus a What's On board for the city's festivals and markets. More tools will follow as we learn what's most useful.
A plain reference for residential collection: the weekly cart (out by 7 a.m., day set by route), how to get a free recycling cart, bulky pickup through Dial-A-Truck, and what to do about a missed pickup. Because the city sets collection days by route with no public zone map, the guide points to the city's address lookup and the Solid Waste Services line, 479-784-2465.
A single page for the city's recurring fixtures and dated events: the Garrison Avenue Farmers Market (Wednesdays and Saturdays), the Old Fort Days Rodeo, the Steel Horse Rally, the Arkansas-Oklahoma State Fair and the Peacemaker Festival, each linked to the page it was checked on. Festivals still being scheduled, like The Unexpected mural festival, are linked under the calendars at the bottom.
A new Water & Sewer Rates page answers the questions residents ask most: why bills keep rising, how much sewer rates go up (3.5% a year, June 2025 then each January 1 through 2030), the August 2025 water-rate increase, and the 2015 federal consent decree behind it all — including the March 2025 extension of the deadline to June 30, 2038. It explains the schedule and links the city's official rate sheet rather than estimating individual bills.
St. George is live. It opens with two tools: When Can I Be Outside?, which reads the desert heat hour by hour so the workable morning and evening windows are easy to find, and Events This Week, which keeps the area's big races, the Tuacahn season, and the rodeo in one place. More to come — bin-collection by address and a SunTran transit view are the next likely additions.
St. George packs an outsized events calendar into the year, and several weekends fill roads, restaurants, and lodging. This new board gathers the verified annual fixtures in one place: the Tuacahn Amphitheatre summer season in Ivins, the Dixie Round-Up Rodeo in September, the St. George Marathon (50th running, October 3), and the Huntsman World Senior Games in October. Each entry links the page it was checked on; dated events drop off once they pass.
St. George summers are genuinely dangerous — July 2024 averaged a 107.9°F high and the record is 117°F. This new tool reads the hour-by-hour heat on the National Weather Service scale and shows when it is easier or harder to be outside, with the cool morning and evening windows the city's runners, crews, and golfers already work around. It links the official NWS forecast and CDC heat-safety guidance.
Greater Sudbury, Ontario is live, starting with two tools: a who-to-call directory of the city's key services and a seasonal events board for its two-season outdoor calendar. More tools will follow as residents suggest and vote on them.
A seasonal events board that respects Sudbury's hard summer/winter split: Dynamic Earth and the Big Nickel and Bell Park's summer programming in the warm months, the Ramsey Lake skate path and the Adanac and Lively ski hills in winter. Each entry links to the page it was checked on.
A grouped list of the services Sudbury residents reach for most: 911, Health Sciences North, Public Health Sudbury & Districts, 311, GOVA transit, Ontario 511 and Track My Plow. It also flags the family-doctor shortage and the Health Care Connect pathway, and the summer lake-water advisories.
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario — the Soo, at Baawitigong, the place of the rapids on the St. Marys River — is now active. It starts with two tools: Who to Call in the Soo and What's On in the Soo. More will follow as residents suggest and vote on what would help.
A calendar of the city's recurring festivals and seasonal series, each linked to its source: Bon Soo Winter Carnival in February, Rotaryfest (July 16–18, 2026) at Clergue Park, the Queen Street Cruise, the Algoma Fall Festival, the Agawa Canyon Tour Train (Aug 1–Oct 18, departing the new station at 429 Carmen's Way), and the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds' OHL home games at GFL Memorial Gardens.
A grouped list of the numbers Sault Ste. Marie residents reach for most: Sault Area Hospital and the Group Health Centre, with a note on Health Care Connect (811) and physician recruitment for the ~7,000 residents without a family doctor; Public Works (705-759-5201) and the Civic Centre; Sault Ste. Marie Transit Services (the new Sault Loops); and Ontario 511 for Highway 17 conditions in lake-effect snow.
Kapuskasing, ville franco-ontarienne sur la rivière Kapuskasing dans le district de Cochrane, est maintenant active. Les pages de la ville sont en français. Pour commencer, deux outils : Qui appeler (services et numéros utiles) et Ordures et recyclage (collecte en bordure de rue et site d'enfouissement). Les résidents peuvent suggérer d'autres outils et voter.
Les règles de collecte en bordure de rue : bacs sortis avant 7 h le jour de collecte, collecte les jours fériés sauf à Noël et au jour de l'An, heures du site d'enfouissement Kapuskasing-Moonbeam (lun-ven 9 h-18 h, sam 9 h-13 h) avec recyclage des appareils électroniques sur place, et acheminement des déchets dangereux domestiques à Environmental 360 Solutions. Le jour de collecte varie selon l'adresse : joignez les Travaux publics au 705-337-4468 pour le confirmer.