After growing up on the Gulf Coast, I packed up my husband, dog, and three cats to embark on our new adventure. I swap home Cajun cooking for the world famous maple cream. We move from Louisiana to the great state of Vermont. Visiting Vermont over the years, I haveRead More →
The Lumber Heritage Region (LHR) is pleased to announce the recipients of its 2022-2023 Mini-Grants Program. These grant projects will leverage more than $66,000 in local spending to build communities and improve the lives of residents and visitors. The mini-grants program is made possible through funding provided by the DepartmentRead More →
EAST WINDSOR, NJ (MERCER) – Mayor Janice S. Mironov and members of council joined members of the Environmental Commission and Sustainable Jersey in dedicating the township’s restored arboretum at Etra Lake Park. A Sustainable Jersey grant funded by the PSEG Foundation supported the Arboretum project which included cleaning and accessRead More →
Property transfers in the town of Riverhead recorded from July 16 to July 31, 2022, as reported by the Suffolk Research Service. Fording river 11792 A. Holup to Eliso Chikvashvili and Georgiy Chikvashvili, 54 Cliff Rd, a year-round family residence, .34 Ac, $650,000; on Mar 22, 2022 (recorded Jul 20,Read More →
PORTLAND — Everyone hates being stuck at the airport. It’s crowded, the seats aren’t comfortable, you can’t find a point of sale and everything is too expensive. But maybe not at Portland International Airport. Even with construction, limited pre-security workshops and the removal of the post-security terminal connector, brought onRead More →
Sara Newberry has a habit of waking up at 4 a.m. on a specific day every summer to stand in line and register for after-school care for her children in the Maplewood Richmond Heights School District. The strategy has always been successful — until this year. “I was shocked. AndRead More →
A 100-plus-year-old oak tree at the McCalla Center at the northeast corner of Central and Schaefer Avenues is being proposed for removal because an arborist said it was infested with beetles and wood-boring pests. The recommendation to remove the tree and plant two replacement trees will be considered by theRead More →
Amid global climate change and a chronic shortage of affordable housing, local construction companies and nonprofits are taking innovative steps to make homes more energy efficient and environmentally sustainable. Strata International Group, headquartered in Phoenix, has made a name for itself building foam and concrete homes, and Habitat for HumanityRead More →
MAPLEWOOD, NJ – Maplewood will mill and pave select roads until next Friday, August 18. They released a partial schedule Thursday and said the police department would send out daily closure announcements through Nixle. “Please note that milling and paving operations are scheduled to take place over the next weekRead More →
Oliver Hazard Perry, a 27-year-old naval officer, arrived at Près Isle from Buffalo on March 27, 1813. His journey took place in horrible weather and was extremely dangerous and difficult. On its journey along the shore of Lake Erie there were few or no settlements and the woods were deepRead More →
Looking back The North 10 years ago August 10, 2012: Massena officials have expressed deep concern that forcing Alcoa Corporation to pay up to $1 billion to clean up the Grasse River for past pollution there could result in Massena becoming a city phantom. Fears that Alcoa would close theRead More →
Franck Vespe August 9, 2022 Apprentice rider Jeiron Barbosa picked up the first victory of his career on Saturday at Laurel Park, leading Music Amore to an upset in the Searching Stakes. He enjoyed the experience so much that he came right back and picked up a second victory TuesdayRead More →
By Doug Houser | July 28, 2022 Letters. I get letters. Well, most of the time I get emails and texts, but sometimes I also get a letter. Recently I heard from my old friend and Maplewood history buff, Tom Bakersmith via email. Tom had this to say. Read More →
KANNAPOLIS — A hardware store dating back to 1957 is closing in October. Lynn Mccallister, 65, took over the business from her father in 1993 and has since run the Bill Davis Supply Co. at 1905 N. Main St. She had it incorporated but does not know the exact dateRead More →
A man from Knoxville, Tennessee, was found dead Aug. 5 in a remote section of the park near Balsam Mountain on the North Carolina side of Great Smoky Mountains National Park, according to a National Park news release. Service. Bryce Evans, 23, was reported missing by his family earlier thisRead More →
The Catawba County Public Health Department is offering a new COVID-19 vaccine that health officials hope will appeal to people wary of other vaccines. The health department received its initial shipment of about 600 doses of the Novavax vaccine on Wednesday, public health nurse Elaine Yancey said. Novavax is theRead More →
By developing uniform finishes and products that showcase the unique character of urban wood while remaining small enough to be nimble, Dakota Timber has found a scalable way to reuse discarded urban trees. Nestled in wooden packing materials, the metallic green ash borer, native to Asia, was the first discoveredRead More →
To get their dream home, the Montgomery County family had to partially demolish and rebuild the 1909 structure August 4, 2022 at 7:00 a.m. EDT The owners wanted an L-shaped house, which included a central courtyard. (Jennifer Hughes) Comment this story Comment Ten years ago, Lee and Jen Odess purchasedRead More →
FARGO, ND – At first glance, they look like identical houses rising in the middle of the 300 block of North 10th Street. Both are tall, vertical buildings, with matching diagonal roofs, 12-foot-high ceilings, and identical placement of windows and doors. But come closer and the difference becomes clear. ARead More →
By Virginie Annable Hickory’s Daily Record HICKORY, NC (AP) — Tori and Casey Ostwinch’s farm started as a garden. Over the years, their garden grew until the couple decided to try farming full time. For a year, the Ostwinches worked on a farm in South Carolina to see if theyRead More →
The South River School District is banning traditional backpacks, schoolbags and other equipment for transporting school materials to and from school at all grades. In a letter to parents, Superintendent Sylvia Zircher called it “an additional measure to prevent contraband from entering our schools.” The school will provide a transparentRead More →
DUBUQUE, Iowa— Spahn & Rose Lumber Co.. has reached an agreement to buy Still Lumber, a building materials supplier in Conyers, Georgia. “Still Lumber is a natural fit for Spahn & Rose,” said Dave Davis, CEO of Spahn & Rose. “Like Spahn & Rose, Still Lumber has a long historyRead More →
By FRANCES D’EMILIO – Associated Press ROME (AP) — Italians debated on Sunday whether a Nigerian street vendor could have been saved from a fatal attack by an enraged Italian that unfolded in public as passers-by watched. Mourners left flowers and placards decrying the violence and indifference of loved ones.Read More →
Jamie Jonathan Dunbar, 46, died at his home in Marlboro in his sleep. Jamie leaves behind his parents John and Janet (Nims) Dunbar, as well as his beloved sister Genessa Dunbar and son Liam Bennett. He was the proud father of Max Dunbar, Quinn Dunbar, Maeve Dunbar and Seamus DunbarRead More →
TWINS-MDF, a spin-off from the 2004 work of yuji tanabe architects Japanese practice Yuji Tanabe Architects just launched a spin-off of its TWINS chair project, developed 18 years ago as two stackable stainless steel seats that fit together like a puzzle. The 2022 version, titled “TWINS-MDF”, takes the original designRead More →
Andrée Claire (Chartrand) YAGER passed away peacefully on July 25 at Maplewood in Brewster. Funeral services will be held at St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church, Orleans, MA. Monday, August 1, 2022 at 10 a.m. Born December 27, 1927 to Marcel Chartrand and Helen (Wood) Chartrand, Andrée was the widowRead More →
Two Peterborough councilors were at loggerheads this week over the controversial felling of the Bretton oak tree – which led to campaigners sleeping in the tree to try to save it. Councilor Nicola Day, leader of the Green Party, expressed her despair over the felling of the Bretton Oak whileRead More →
For the editor: On July 25, the USLA Scholarship Fund, which awards annual scholarships to deserving seniors from Saranac Lake and Tupper Lake High School, held its third annual golf tournament fundraiser at the Saranac Inn Golf Club. An enthusiastic group of over 60 golfers, there to supportRead More →
“Instead, the maple’s rich multicolored foliage reminds us of the importance of the whole, the importance of developing human communities that are not blandly uniform, but truly open and inclusive,” he said. he stated, referring to the leaves of nationally significant trees in Canada. Throughout his speech, he was repeatedlyRead More →
A new MarketQuest.biz research report will examine Global crane mat market growth rate from 2022 to 2028. The report discusses the previous year’s growth trends, market share, industry analysis, growth drivers, limitations, opportunities and challenges, and profiling of the main players in the market. The study covers products and services,Read More →
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. (KMOV) – All four major highways heading into downtown St. Louis have at least one closure following flash flooding early Tuesday morning. At 3:30 a.m., first responders blocked all lanes of eastbound Interstate 64 near Grand. It reopened shortly before 7 a.m. Tuesday. On Interstate 55, driversRead More →
Joe Huff drove his black SUV up the crest of a hill on his 260-acre property in Monroe County to show where he plans to build a home for his family: The hill offers a nearly 180-degree panorama of the beauty of Lake Monroe and the woodlands of the southRead More →
Adobe Stock/Alexander Ivasenko In addition to contributing to longer construction cycle times and increased construction costs, labor and supply chain issues have also led to a change in the choices of builders on home features, products and materials, according to the 2022 Survey of Builder Practices conducted by Home InnovationRead More →
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — When former President Donald Trump took the stage in front of a crowd of more than 5,000 young conservative activists in Tampa this weekend, he received the rock star welcome he felt. is used to in the seven years he reshaped the Republican Party. A nightRead More →
There’s an area in downtown Sumner that might look a little different in the spring of 2023. “I think the big shining star will be the woonerfs surrounding Heritage Park and the bike paths and pedestrian improvements along Academy Street,” said Alisa O’Haver-Ayala, the city’s associate engineer. For those whoRead More →
We’ve all heard the phrase “don’t waste, don’t want”. It simply means that if one does not waste, one will have more and one will not want. Recently, the US Environmental Protection Agency reported“The United Nations International Resource Panel has concluded that about half of global greenhouse gas emissions areRead More →
PA BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) – Two babies were killed when a huge tree crashed into a home during a storm with winds gusting to nearly 80 mph in Alabama, and officials said a third child had been killed by a falling tree in Maine. . Jalaia Ford, 3 months, andRead More →
There’s this big ash tree behind our barn. It is always the last tree to bud in the spring and its canopy, compound leaves come out very late — sometimes in late May. Every year, I hold my breath wondering if it’s spring that won’t come back to me. But,Read More →
The Queen of Soul comes to you with a concert experience like no other! The cast has been announced for the North American debut of RESPECT, an electrifying tribute experience celebrating the legendary Aretha Franklin. After a nationwide casting search, the supreme American talent bringing this event to life wasRead More →
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WINTER PARK, Fla. — Since the late 1980s, the playground inside Winter Park’s Martin Luther King, Jr. Park has been an iconic part of Orlando-area children’s leisure time. Generation after generation of children were screaming from the aisles and hiding under the beams of the massive play structure. >>> STREAMRead More →
CANADA, July 18 – Through an innovative approach, the Hupacasath First Nation of Port Alberni is receiving nearly $112,000 in funding from the Government of British Columbia through the Indigenous Forest Bioeconomy Program. Since time immemorial, members of the Hupacasth First Nation have inhabited their territory in central Vancouver Island.Read More →
Now is your chance to own this one-of-a-kind historic John Gregory home in Normal, situated on nearly an acre of land. This iconic home is “the oldest and most scrupulous piece of architectural restoration in the town of Normal, the finest Italian-style structure in Normal, and one of the finestRead More →
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Phillies slugger Bryce Harper swings a bat from his hometown — one made especially for him by two Pennsylvania baseball fanatics. Based in King of Prussia, Victus Sports was co-founded in 2012 by Jared Smith and Ryan Engroff in a friend’s garage, where they sanded, molded and finished the batsRead More →
The New Jersey State Fair/Sussex County Farm and Horse Show returns Friday, August 5. The event spans nine days this year, and with a packed schedule of entertainment, this year’s New Jersey State Fair slogan rings true: there’s more to do in ’22. Affordable family fun Despite rising energy costsRead More →
A Houston-based developer focused on entry-level buyers has announced a planned community for 1,200 homes in the village of Bonney along the Texas 288 corridor north of Angleton as part of its ambitious growth plans in the Houston market. Maple Development Group will break ground this year on the 433-acreRead More →
Also available on Wayfair, Overstock, AllModernand Bed bath and beyond. Who it is for: People who love modern design but don’t want to sacrifice comfort. For whom it is not: People who want an adjustable Adirondack chair. For people with an urban outdoor space or anyone who loves modern decor,Read More →
Hickory fruitworm. Photo: LSU Agricultural Center Weather events over the past two years (eg late frosts and ice storms) have created problems for pecan growers. Decreasing crop loads have forced commercial growers to make management decisions about seasonal insecticide and disease applications. Due to the lack of crop load, manyRead More →
The Catholic Spirit is honored to mark and celebrate the milestone jubilees of female and male religious communities who serve or have served in the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis. Besides the jubilarians, Father Richard Sudlik and Sister Jill Laszewski, presented separately, the following observe important anniversaries. The informationRead More →
100 years ago: 1922 Lewiston police officers Daniel Crowley and Daniel Driscoll narrowly escaped drowning in Sabatis Lake Thursday night while towing a rowboat full of wood. The waves capsized the launch and endangered the motorboat they were towing it with. The wood was valued at over $50 and wasRead More →
HARRISONBURG, Va. — Iowa native Roman Miller said he expects to spend two years in Harrisonburg. When offered a staffed professorship in the biology department at Eastern Mennonite University, Miller said he planned to try the job, but would move on in a few years. “I (had) no desire toRead More →
Natural Pod, a Canadian manufacturer of educational furniture, partners with leading sustainability-focused brands ChopValue, Unbuilders, Halfmoon to radically transform K-12 learning spaces. Their goal: sensory inclusivity and environmental education. The Better Together Partnership collection underscores the intention that furniture should be part of the learning space, not the focal point.Read More →
TRANSFER, Pa. (MyValleyTributes) – Frances M. Fiedler, 85, of Transfer passed away peacefully on Saturday, July 9, 2022 in Avalon Springs Mercer, Pa. Frances was born on April 7, 1937, to Agnes (Kovach) and Michael Yaksich in Sharon, Pennsylvania. She graduated from Hickory High School. Hickory High School Alumni TributesRead More →
North America’s largest cycling membership organization has named three new USA Bikeways in Oklahoma, Minnesota and Delaware. The Adventure Cycling Association is also adding routes through Indiana and Michigan, all adding more than 650 miles to the US bike route system and improving connectivity and the cycling experience. “It’s beenRead More →
Rising fuel and food prices due to inflation are forcing all Americans to rethink their spending habits, and discretionary buying decisions from just a year ago are being changed so families can make groceries and fill gas tanks. The retail building supplies industry, which primarily deals with do-it-yourself and homeRead More →
As hikers emerged from the woods and sprawled out onto the dark, open field behind the Eastman Nature Center in Maple Grove, there were several long moments of palpable disappointment. It was a little after 9 p.m. As they hiked through the woods, the sky had faded from dusk toRead More →
The Global crane mat market The report provides an in-depth analysis of emerging trends, market drivers, development opportunities and market restraints that may affect the market dynamics of the industry. Each market sector is thoroughly examined in Reports Globe, including products, applications, and competitive analysis. The report was created usingRead More →
A species of oak called Quercus tardifolia was rediscovered at Big Bend National Park in Texas, according to reports Thursday, July 7. A coalition of botanical researchers from more than 10 institutions discovered the solitary oak specimen, thought to be extinct decades ago. Quercus tardifolia (Photo: Photo by WOJTEK RADWANSKI/AFPRead More →
By JANET McCONNAUGHEY – Associated Press NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has postponed its decision on the extinction of ivory-billed woodpeckers, announcing Wednesday it was adding six months to review the information, including one month for public comment. “We are aware that there have beenRead More →
After her husband killed himself Friday at their home in Maplewood, Molly Cheng drove her three young children to Vadnais-Sucker Lake Regional Park. The bodies of the four were recovered from Lake Vadnais on Saturday morning; law enforcement suspects their deaths to be a murder-suicide. The three children were underRead More →
A Winston-Salem man and a Greensboro man are facing murder charges in connection with a fatal drug overdose in 2020, according to a news release from the Davidson County Sheriff’s Office. Tyler Brown, 26, of Winston-Salem, and Corey Mitchell, 47, of Greensboro, have both been charged with second-degree murder andRead More →
Resolute Forest Products Inc. found using the ticker (RFP) now have 2 analysts covering the stock. Analyst consensus points to a rating of ‘None’. The target price ranges between 24.48 and 22.55, with the average target price standing at 23.51. With the stock’s previous close at 12.76, this would implyRead More →
By DEEPA BHARATH – Associated Press LOS ANGELES (AP) — Nate Looney is a black man who grew up in Los Angeles, a descendant of slaves for generations. He is also an observant Jew, wearing the yarmulke. But he doesn’t always feel welcome in Jewish spaces – his skin colorRead More →
When school resumes in August, Brennan Woods Elementary School in the Northwest R-1 School District in High Ridge will have a new principal. Jeannie Davis, vice-principal at Maple Grove Elementary School in Dittmer, has been promoted to take over. Davis, 47, of Cedar Hill will replace Mary Smith, who hasRead More →
In the 15 years that I have been write about automobile history seen through car graveyard lensthe oldest vehicles I documented were two 1941 Plymouth Special Deluxe sedans (including an I ended up buying). Oh sure I have photographed scrapped even older machines, but 1941 was as far as I’dRead More →
ST. PAUL, Minnesota — Two women have been charged with engaging in fraudulent schemes to steal millions of dollars from COVID-19 relief funds, U.S. Attorney Andrew M. Luger has announced. According to court documents, beginning in June 2020, Tequisha Solomon, 39, of Las Vegas, and Takara Hughes, 35, of Maplewood,Read More →
It was funny for only a few seconds; so it was shocking. A vendor at the Cold Spring Farmers’ Market had just told me that kids visiting his farm were upset to learn that the “McNuggets” came from a chicken. Wait till they hear about bacon. The shock these childrenRead More →
SAGOLA — LP Building Solutions is converting its Sagola plant from manufacturing oriented strand board to producing its flagship product — engineered wood trim and siding called LP SmartSide. Coatings production at LP Sagola is expected to begin in the first quarter of 2023, the company announced inRead More →
Below is a compilation of properties sold in East Jefferson Parish from June 9-15, 2022. Data is compiled from public records. JEFFERSON IS Transfers from June 9 to June 15 HARAHAN Crislaur Ave. 76: Terri Mathis and Thomas E. Mathis Jr. to DFD Property Restoration & Development LLC, $100,000. CrislaurRead More →
By Ron Allen, UC Master Gardener, Mariposa County Right now we are in the midst of an extreme and widespread drought. A telltale indication is that the oak trees in Mariposa County are shedding their leaves. Image by Kevan Craft. What must we do ? This is a good timeRead More →
Jeffrey M. Reilley, 47, of Maple Lake, died suddenly Tuesday, June 21, 2022 at Buffalo Hospital. The funeral will take place at 10:30 a.m. Monday, June 27, 2022 at Holy Cross Lutheran Church, Maple Lake with the Reverend Culynn Curtis officiating. Interment will follow at Maple Lake Community Cemetery. VisitationRead More →
Unless you work in the construction or home improvement industry, lumber may not be the first thing that comes to mind as an investment opportunity. It is a cyclical industry largely driven by a strong housing market. However, despite being a cyclical industry, lumber has provided historical returns that areRead More →
Craftsmen used 42-foot-long planks to create the table. LONDON – Local craftsmen have crafted wood from a 5,000-year-old black oak tree to make a 42-foot-long table for Queen Elizabeth, in honor of the British Queen’s 70th birthdaye year as monarch. Black oak is one of the rarest hardwoods native toRead More →
I don’t like to get caught up in “I was born too late” discussions. I am fine where I am. But I missed – for the most part – the wonderful tradition of train travel. And by that I mean, trains as an option to travel like planes or cars.Read More →
George Cummings, 81, of Detroit Lakes, MN, died June 21, 2022 at Sanford Hospital in Fargo. The funeral will be at 11:30 a.m. Friday, July 8, at David Donehower Funeral Home in Detroit Lakes. Visits will take place one hour before the service. George Alvin Cummings was born September 17,Read More →
CHARLES TOWN — The Shenandoah Planing Mill, just outside Charles Town, was a hub of activity Saturday as the annual Summertime at the Mill community festival drew hundreds of visitors. A day filled with food, music and fun, the wood-focused event featured local artisans and a range of woodworking demonstrationsRead More →
KEARNEY — Fort Kearny State Park Superintendent Gene Hunt smiled as he sat down at a picnic table at Fort Kearny State Historic Park Tuesday morning. “I’m just a farm kid from Nebraska,” he said. Smiles and small talk come easy for Hunt. For the past 50 years, he hasRead More →
As cowboys and cowgirls slipped into their boots and saddled up to battle it out at various rodeo events Saturday at the Greeley Stampede, beer-lovers across the state and nation got gathered in downtown Greeley to polish their tasting glasses and wear necklaces made of pretzels to get down toRead More →
Published on June 25, 2022 at 08:11 My mother was born in 1921 and lived in southwestern Carbon County near Blue Mountain. She told me that as a teenager, she, her sister, and her mother hitched up the farm horse, rode it up the mountain, and brought dead tree trunksRead More →
HARTFORD, Ohio (MyValleyTributes) – Ken Cimperman, 67, of Hartford, Ohio, died Thursday, June 23, 2022 at UPMC Horizon, Farrell, Pennsylvania after a brief illness. Ken was born on November 17, 1954 in Sharon, Pennsylvania to Doris (DeMay) and Leonard Cimperman. He graduated from Hickory High School in 1972 and NCST.Read More →
Maplewood Pool members gathered at Stow Town Hall on Tuesday evening to discuss the future of the private pool. After Maplewood Pool announced it would not open for the 2022 season due to a staffing shortage in early May, Jennifer Stanley Vober and other members said they feared it mightRead More →
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FORT DRUM, New York (WWNY) — A biomass plant that supplies Fort Drum with 100% of its energy could close next year after legislation supporting its operations failed to pass through Albany. The 32 employees who work at the Fort Drum biomass facility were told this week that next springRead More →
In person and through Lifesize. Meeting link https://call.lifesizecloud.com/12429552 Extension 12429552 Access code 21769 Call USA: +1 (312) 584-2401 Meeting discussion points: 1. Approval of the minutes of the May meeting 2. Green Lecture Series with Library (Ann) 3. Outreach sub-committee report – new program topics we would like to co-facilitateRead More →
Cornbread Farm to the Soul Cornbread Holdings, with casual soul food restaurants in Maplewood, NJ, and Newark and soon to be in Jersey City and Montclair, NJ, has added Brooklyn to its portfolio. Fried or baked chicken, turkey wings, mac and cheese, collard greens, fried whiting, catfish, peach cobbler andRead More →
It might not have felt like a romantic weekend, with the crashing waves, numerous shipwrecks and talk of doghole ports. To say that historical timber delivery systems look like sheer madness probably doesn’t help my cause either. Would it help to tell you about the pretty lighthouses and fish andRead More →
The oak in question A centuries-old oak tree in Peterborough will be cut down, despite protests in an attempt to save it. Register to our daily newsletter Today Councilor Nigel Simons, Cabinet Member for Waste, Street Scene and Environment at Peterborough City Council, said: ‘It was a very difficult decision.Read More →
ASHEVILLE, North Carolina (AP) — A New York City firefighter was killed when a tree branch fell on the vehicle he was driving at the Biltmore Estate in North Carolina, officials said. The member fell on a road Friday at the entrance to the estate amid high winds and struckRead More →
Welcome to Eleven Arches, also known as Grace Mansion. The historic trophy property was built in 1937, by famed architect Josias Joesler, as a winter home for Louise N. Grace, the heiress of Eastern shipping magnate WRGrace. The walled and gated private enclave is situated on 4.38 acres, within theRead More →
Louisiana-Pacific (NYSE:LPX – Get a rating) and Svenska Cellulosa Aktiebolaget SCA (publ) (OTC:SCABE – Get a rating) are both construction companies, but which company is better? We’ll compare the two companies based on valuation strength, risk, earnings, dividends, institutional ownership, profitability, and analyst recommendations. Profitability This table compares the netRead More →
The tree that dominates the house is estimated to be between 300 and 500 years old. (Photo by Hugo Will for Sotheby’s International Realty) A coastal live oak grows through the roof of this Topanga Canyon home. (Photo by Hugo Will for Sotheby’s International Realty) The kitchen. (Photo by HugoRead More →
FirstSource Builders, Inc. (NYSE: BLDR – Get a rating) Director Floyd F. Sherman sold 35,000 shares of Builders FirstSource in a trade dated Tuesday, June 14. The stock was sold at an average price of $55.09, for a total value of $1,928,150.00. Following the transaction, the director now owns 13,972Read More →
Hickory and Boston are available for adoption through the Humane Society of Union County. UNION COUNTY, NC – The Humane Society of Union County is pleased to present Boston and Hickory for pair adoption. “Hickory is an adventurous, talkative boy who loves to kiss youRead More →
Jon Neilson learned on Tuesday that the bungalow he and his wife, Karli, bought 10 years ago in the St. Paul’s Como Park neighborhood has a bill of sale stating that the owner “may not sell or rent said property real estate to a person of color”. “Oh my God,Read More →
Canfor Co. (OTCMKTS: CFPZF – Get a rating) the stock fell below its 200-day moving average during Tuesday’s session. The stock has a two hundred day moving average of $21.71 and is trading as low as $18.05. Canfor shares last traded at $18.05, with a volume of 2,580 shares tradedRead More →
Two paths covering nearly 7,000 acres of the Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area were severed by the December tornado outbreak, leaving parts of LBL in Kentucky and Tennessee heavily damaged after the storm. LBL officials say around 4% of the recreation area was heavily impacted. They estimate thatRead More →
CORTLAND – Vickie Lee Garrison, 71, of Cortland died Sunday, June 12, 2022 at her home. She was born on October 13, 1950 in Warren, daughter of the late John W. Strange and the late Bernice Marie Beach. On July 25, 1971, she married Danny NeilRead More →
Every day for 40 years, John D. Sweetman sat under an old oak tree in his yard and waved to passing cars on Route 896. He was “a working man”, said his great-grandson Matthew Sweetman; so when he retired from working on the farm he had bought in the 1940s,Read More →
A man suffered life-threatening injuries after an accident between an SUV and a motorcycle around 9:15 p.m. Saturday in Oakdale. A Chevrolet Suburban was traveling west and a Harley Davidson motorcycle was traveling east on Stillwater Boulevard in the moments leading up to the incident, the Minnesota State Patrol said.Read More →
By ANITA SNOW – Associated Press PHOENIX (AP) — Students at a mostly Hispanic elementary school in Phoenix have long lined up for morning classes on dusty dirt under the scorching sun. So when Tony Mada learned of plans to plant 75 saplings at Borman Elementary School, the 30-year-old andRead More →
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Many classic genres are experiencing a resurgence – a renaissance if you want to have fun with your verbiage. Turn-based strategy games in the vein of Heroes Of Might And Magic or Age Of Wonders are among those subgenres that are (finally) making a comeback. hero’s hour is one ofRead More →
The project should begin this summer, according to the agreement of the ARC. Plans call for cutting out the center of the ground floor so customers can sit around an infusion system that extends from the basement. They also want to incorporate a wood-fired pizza kitchen. Thematically, the brewery andRead More →