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RSS Feeds

Rather than visiting a series of Web pages every day, you have the ability to install an RSS newsreaders and configuring it to pull RSS feeds to one centralized location.

What is RSS?

As defined by Wikipedia, Really Simple Syndication (RSS) is "a group of XML based web-content distribution and republication (Web syndication) formats primarily used by news sites and weblogs (blogs)." Essentially, an RSS feed is a way for you to view the headlines of web articles, press releases, and other content as it is updated.

Need RSS software?

To begin receiving information using RSS feeds you will need to download and install a free RSS newsreader client. Many RSS newsreaders are available (some as browser extensions); see Google's list here. Once you have an RSS newsreader installed then you can point your software to the RSS feeds that interest you, and you're done! Already set up for RSS? Configure your RSS newsreader software to point to the URL(s) below.

City Events Add to My Yahoo!
City Press Releases Add to My Yahoo!
FCTrip Traffic Information Add to My Yahoo!
Natural Areas News Add to My Yahoo!