I, like many of my neighbours, when clearing our driveways, will clear the sidewalk in front of our house to assist those who enjoy a winter walk. When I lived out west the property owner was ...

(Community News Service) - Salt ... road crews and citizens to tune equipment and prevent using more salt than necessary. The nonprofit recommends public-private cooperation and teaching people ...

Road salt usage is trending downward dramatically in many parts of the state, Madison said. “We have seen some local agencies drop their salt use by 30 percent to 50 percent in the last several years, ...

Instead of using salt on sidewalks and driveways, people should use damp sand mixed with some calcium chloride, said Beth Jarvis, interim horticulturist in the University’s Extension Service. This ...

Don’t let winter road salt eat away at your car. Learn how to reverse the effects of salt before it has corrosive effects on your vehicle. During the winter months, many roads are covered in ...

LYNDON, Vt. (WCAX) - A Northeast Kingdom town is coming up short on road salt. The town of Lyndon posted on its Facebook page that they were unable to get more salt for the roads. In that post ...

described to committee members how it worked with road crews and citizens to tune equipment and prevent using more salt than necessary. The nonprofit recommends public-private cooperation and teaching ...

Focus on these areas: “Road salt is essential for safe winter driving, but can wreak havoc on your car’s finish and undercarriage, especially if it lingers for too long,” says Morgan Lucas ...

Mitch Fong went to a few stores in Dartmouth Crossing on Sunday to get road salt before another round of snow and ... "Today I walked the dog, I saw so many people fall," he said. "There's not a lot ...

The state Department of Transportation is following best practices to reduce road salt use, its commissioner told lawmakers on Thursday, but an Adirondack Park organization said DOT isn’t doing enough ...

Time to get the road salt out. However, road salt (sodium chloride) is not the kindest of chemicals. Although it's undoubtedly effective at melting ice, it can also corrode concrete and vehicles ...