Colorado gay bar site shot ‘celebrity’ LGBTQ people COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) — In the predominantly conservative city of Colorado Springs, Club Q has long been a favorite hangout for members of the LGBTQ community — a safe space where many thought they could just be themselves. . But thatRead More →
Styrofoam can take 500 years to decompose as it swells in landfills around the world, but a new packaging material called biofoam made from forest waste can decompose in weeks, scientists say. According to Feng Jiang, a researcher at the University of British Columbia, this is a potential environmental boon,Read More →
In 2021, Woodland lost one of its oldest and largest valley oaks, which began life as an acorn shoot some 270 years ago when California belonged to Spain. Beginning its life in an oak savannah, the tree ended up shading a farm. However, by the time the land was subdividedRead More →
Japanese maples have a reputation for being difficult to grow, but although they have needs that must be met for optimal growth and color, they are a resilient and adaptable plant. However, to get the most out of these glorious trees in your garden, you need to prune them effectivelyRead More →
What do you do with over 20,000 cubic meters of landscape debris? Other than making a really big salad for a beaver, squeezing your own three-tier paper rolls, or making a bonfire visible from space… not much else except for grinding it into mulch. The mountains of debris at theRead More →
Editor’s note: Calendar items must be submitted at least five days before an event. Email all articles to [email protected] The James Lake Community Center will offer free bingo from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. A variety of hot dishes will be sold. The raffles will award two $100 gift cardsRead More →
November 16, 2022 Rochester’s “Saptasense Team” has been recognized in the International Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) competition for developing solutions to problems in the maple syrup industry. (Getty Images) Rochester undergraduates created tools and methods to reduce waste in the maple syrup industry. InRead More →
This week in design, visitors to The Mart in Chicago may notice a new feature on the building’s facade –a large-scale projection depicting a Ukrainian folk tale, created by a Kyiv-based team as a nod to the country’s large diaspora community in the Windy City. Stay in the know withRead More →
It’s been more than a week since a windstorm caused massive damage and power outages across the province. A Maple Ridge family has now been relocated after a large tree destroyed their rental home. Read more: B.C. windstorm knocks out power to more than 100,000 people “(We felt) a bigRead More →
Our son Mike Jr. spent over an hour working hard to install a new gas valve on our living room fireplace. When he finished it was running like new (heating and looking comfortable), which he hadn’t in over a year. It turns on instantly with the flick of a switch.Read More →
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Years ago, as a rookie editor at a restaurant magazine, I had the pleasure of working with an extremely talented editor named Audrey. Her wit and skill had earned her a place near the top of the publishing food chain, but she made herself accessible to us young Cubs. IfRead More →
KINSMAN – Richard Dennis Sutton, 79, died Tuesday, November 8, 2022 at Sharon Regional Hospital, with his family by his side. He was born on January 24, 1943, the second of five children born to Grace Lavern Fisk and Malry McClung Sutton Sr. He grew up in Kinsman, living inRead More →
Analytica’s recent research report includes an in-depth analysis of the major players in the global engineered wood market, including their corporate identities and business strategies. This allows the buyer of the report to get a complete picture of the competitive landscape and develop market strategies accordingly. The global engineered woodRead More →
Side Project Brewing’s Derivation Blend #16 is a strong and successful beer. You have several barrel-aged stouts, coffee, vanilla beans, and bourbon barrel-aged maple syrup. This combination can easily go off the rails, but Side Project expertly blends all the components into a potent yet delicate barrel-aged Imperial Stout. PlayRead More →
Oak Bay Creek gets its grove with a tree planting event Schneider Electric, Tree Canada and Oak Bay Parks are planting trees Oct. 26 during a community service event that added saplings to the banks of Bowker Creek. (Bowker Creek Salmon Recovery/Facebook)Read More →
If you’ve ever taken a family road trip across the country, you’ve surely noticed a Bronner’s Christmas Wonderland billboard seemingly randomly placed along a highway. Moving from Florida, back to Flint, I passed Bronner’s southernmost billboard outside of Ocala (north of Mouse House). One of my favorite family traditions isRead More →
Wooded Waterfall (NYSE: BCC – Get a rating) – Equity research analysts DA Davidson lowered their fiscal 2022 earnings estimates for Boise Cascade shares in a research report released to clients and investors on Wednesday, November 2. DA Davidson analyst K. Yinger now expects the construction company to post earningsRead More →
Her husband, Eric Powell, reported to The New York Times on Tuesday that the author died of cardiac arrest on October 26 at their home in Olivebridge, New York. While many fans took to social media to express their condolences, questions arose around some of Powell’s latest tweets, including hisRead More →
MAPLEWOOD, NJ — On the heels of two armed robberies in two weeks, Maplewood police sent out another alert Wednesday night about a robbery. “A robbery has occurred in the area of Jacoby Street and Boyden Avenue,” reads the message sent at 8:56 p.m. on November 2. “Please exercise caution.”Read More →
OCEAN CITY, Md. — Phase two of the Ocean City Boardwalk re-decking has begun. The timber from 15th Street to Wicomico Street will be replaced and the project is expected to be completed in early April 2023. Some people in Ocean City are happy that the second phase has finallyRead More →
The city’s municipal golf course has achieved a major milestone and a first in its class. A fundraising initiative to replace trees on the course exceeded its goal of $30,000. Garret Riordan, director of recreation services for Waverly, said he was grateful for the generosity of donors as many treesRead More →
MAPLEWOOD, NJ – A man told Maplewood police he was robbed at gunpoint on Halloween morning outside a house. Police said Monday (October 31) at 6:48 a.m. the department received a call from a man who was assaulted. When police responded, a man in his 40s told police he hadRead More →
The reliable payouts and dividend growth potential of dividend-paying stocks year after year make them a fantastic source of passive income streams. Unfortunately, not all dividend stocks offer the same level of long-term reliability. Some stocks are notorious for cutting their dividends when times are tough. Given that we areRead More →
The tall trees lining the side roads are now in their full glory – yellow, russet and red, a great dazzle to leaf-gazing passers-by and regular locals alike. Should they be cut off, if it means the lights stay on in the middle of the next big storm? It’s theRead More →
It’s a cold and windy day, but I’m enjoying the cool autumn weather with the sun playing hide and seek. It was perfect for exploring the forest around us. Lately I walked my dog through some wooded areas I had never been to before and it was absolutely magical toRead More →
HELENA — Volunteers were out in force at Tenmile Creek Park sawing, stacking and cutting firewood to help community members who may be dealing with heating insecurity. “Well, I think we have a lot of people who need to burn wood for anything, heat their house or whatever. And theyRead More →
PA SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — California regulators proposed Tuesday to fine Pacific Gas & Electric more than $155 million for starting a 2020 wildfire in northern California that destroyed 200 homes and kills four. PG&E is already facing criminal charges in the Zogg Fire, which state fire officials say beganRead More →
Maplewood City Council on Monday night withdrew its support for the Purple Line’s bus rapid transit project until further study is conducted to determine the city’s best transit option. The vote, which was unanimous, came after council members raised questions over the past month about the route of the purpleRead More →
Photo: Colin Dacre The Gorman Bros. sawmill. lumber ltd. in West Kelowna is making a slight reduction in its workforce in the face of industry-wide challenges as the wood supply dries up in British Columbia The factory recently announced layoffs affecting 11 employees. Gorman Bros. previously employed just under 300Read More →
Buncombe County and Asheville Ownership Transfers October 6-12 Local Sports High School Huddle Scene Lifestyle Obituaries eNewspaper Imprint Sales filed in Buncombe County October 6-12: Ashville 11 Pershing Road, $265,000, Charles D Dodd to Gregory T Starks 68 Craven St Unit 400, $486,000, 68 Craven LLC to Marguerite Hogan 33Read More →
FRANKLIN COUNTY, Idaho (KIFI) – On a steep hill under a canopy of scarlet leaves, University of Idaho extension educator Bracken Henderson in Franklin County searched for the perfect grove of bigtooth maples. About 25 meters upstream, his collaborators — Paul Harris, a research technician from the Center for Water-EfficientRead More →
Karen Wils photo The old granary near the camp. I picked many hazelnuts by this weather-beaten wood. ESCANABA – The cold hands of October are leaving their marks on the northern forests. Time passes. Another growing season is coming to an end. The old autumn engravesRead More →
Drew Rogers renovates the Hugh Alison-designed golf course at the Knollwood Club near Chicago, Illinois. In 2017, after renovating the tees and bunkers and re-grassing the greens, Knollwood hired Rogers to develop a master plan for future work. “Our primary and immediate focus was the site itself…the frame of theRead More →
Five community members are running for three seats on the South Orange-Maplewood School Board this year. The candidates are: Regina Eckert, Nubia Wilson, Bill Gifford, Ritu Pancholy and William Meyer. Eckert, Wilson and Gifford run on the ““Students First” ticket. Pancholy and Meyer race on the “Do better, together” ticket.Read More →
(Author’s note: Many years have gone into my research into the Osborne family who came to and settled in Halifax County. Many records of the Osbornes have not survived in Virginia. ) Thomas Osborne of Henrico County was born around 1665. He married Martha Jones around 1689 in Henrico County.Read More →
Through the daily hustle and bustle, it’s good to remember the simpler things in life. Nowhere is this more evident than in the fall, when the sight of a fine oak tree changing color can be as exhilarating as going to a football game – pro, college, high school, pee-wee.Read More →
Playing cards allow you to have fun in all innocence: a game with friends, a magic trick to amuse a child, a game of solitaire to spend time alone. So what the heck is doing here? This novelty pitcher made by Royal Bayreuth circa 1930 has a body that resemblesRead More →
SUFFOLK, Virginia – Whenever historic homes are flooded, building contractors often feel compelled by government regulations to rip out waterlogged hardwood floors, tear down old plaster walls and install new heavy-duty materials to floods. It’s a rushed approach that will likely happen in Southwest Florida in the wake of HurricaneRead More →
Liz Allen Arborist Mark Spitulski stops at Elbow Tree Park during a tree walk September 12 in Lawrence Park Township, sponsored by the Iroquois Secondary Library. For leaf voyeurs, fall means a leisurely stroll to admire the foliage, but this season I fell in love with fall banter at aRead More →
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There is a substance oozing from the trunk of my elm tree. What is it and what should I do to fix it? —Jasmine Suarez, Skokie Your tree appears to have slime flux, which is a very common bacterial disease that can occur in many types of trees, but isRead More →
ReportLinker The global wood decking market size has been estimated at USD 8,291. 22 million in 2021 and is expected to reach 9,025 USD. 83 million in 2022, and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 9.11% to reach USD 13,993. New York, Oct. 14, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) —Read More →
A lot has happened in the past 48 hours for the Carolina Panthers, from the sacking of Matt Rhule to Steve Wilks taking the reins as interim head coach, but Wednesday’s practice has seemed like a return to what matters: running games on the grill. Wilks told Channel 9 heRead More →
It’s no exaggeration to say that Gibson electric guitar Mid-20th century innovations helped define the sound of music in the contemporary era. The history of Gibson’s world-class pickup designs dates back to the pre-war years of the 1930s. the guitar. Gibson began electrifying its flagship archtop, the Super 400, whileRead More →
The first tree was planted today in a new forest being created near Lympstone. Yonder Oak Wood is 54 hectares of land acquired this year by the Woodland Trust, which will turn it into a wildlife refuge by planting 13,000 trees this winter. An oak tree was planted there thisRead More →
Represents the fourth Class I railroad served by Koppers Recovery Resources Supports the sustainability goal of minimizing environmental footprint PITTSBURGH, October 10, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Koppers Recovery Resources LLC (KRR), a wholly owned subsidiary of Koppers Holdings Inc. (NYSE: KOP), an integrated global supplier of treated wood products, wood treatmentRead More →
By JAY REEVES – Associated Press FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) — Just days after Hurricane Ian hit, a crowd of locals gathered under a huge banyan tree at a motel’s outdoor tiki bar for drink specials and live music . Less than 10 miles away, crews were finishing the searchRead More →
ASTANA – If you’ve ever listened to traditional Kazakh songs, chances are you’ve heard the dombra with its complex yet delicate tonality that produces magical sounds of the endless Kazakh steppe. Sometimes it soothes with its fragile airs, sometimes it excites by resembling a herd of wild horses galloping acrossRead More →
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Oct. 07, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Conifex Timber Inc. (“Conifex”) (TSX: CFF) announced today that it is temporarily reducing operations at its sawmill in Mackenzie, Colombia British Columbia, for two weeks beginning October 11, 2022. The policies and practices of the British Columbia Ministry of Forests thatRead More →
By Married | on October 06, 2022 By Nikki Rhein,Marshall Co. Agriculture and Natural Resources Officer The Marshall County Extension Office and the Marshall Master Gardener Association are providing a tree gift in response to the devastating Dec. 10 tornado. Marshall County residents affected by the recent tornadoRead More →
Week eight of Middle Tennessee High School Football is here, and we’ve got the whole full schedule right here. The schedule below is from TSSAA and shows the following nine source counties: Cheatham, Davidson, Dickson, Maury, Robertson, Rutherford, Sumner, Wilson and Williamson. All matches will be played on October 7,Read More →
Central College will hold its annual Service Day on Tuesday, October 4. It incorporates service-learning and provides opportunities for the entire campus to connect, support and invest in their local, national and international communities. On the day of service, students, staff, and faculty travel to area communities and serve withRead More →
SOUTHBURY – Robert J. Steponaitis, 80, of Southbury and formerly of Woodbury for 53 years, passed away peacefully on September 28, 2022 at Maplewood in Newtown surrounded by his loving family. He was the beloved husband of Priscilla (Zemaitis) Steponaitis. Robert was born on January 15, 1942 in Waterbury, theRead More →
By Julia Ornedo A man passing through Olympia, described by the police as a “known offender”, is accused of having set fire to a property belonging to the city of Olympia. Matthew Colin Hickerson, 27, was arrested Sept. 26 after 523 Franz Anderson Road SE, a city-owned structure, burned downRead More →
Folding Garden Stool with 5 Piece Tool Set If she plans to spend a lot of time in the garden this spring and summer, a garden stool would make a great gift. It can be used as a folding chair, so she can stay comfortable while working on her plants,Read More →
Lumberjack contests take center stage at Fryeburg, Maine’s annual fair It’s that special time of year when rural New Englanders come from the fields to show off their hard work. Erika Tarantal takes us to the 171st Annual Fryeburg Fair. Updated: 8:01 PM EDT September 27, 2022 Hide transcript ViewRead More →
PARKERSBURG – The following reports were processed by the Wood County Trial Court on September 20: * Sean Michael Adkins, 111 River St., Poca, W.Va., pleaded guilty to trespassing and fined $270.25. * Gary Brent Davis, 911 19th St. Apt. 3, Parkersburg, pleaded guilty to shoplifting and finedRead More →
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The following was taken from reports and news releases from area police departments. An arrest does not constitute a finding of guilt. Traffic offenses A resident reported at 3:56 p.m. on September 13 that her vehicle, parked at Forest Hills School, 5000 Central Avenue, was struck by another vehicle whichRead More →
On Friday, authorities finished dismantling the dead white oak tree estimated to be 200 years old tree near Waveny Pond, setting up a months-long project in which its wood will be used to create a range of salable items to help support the park. The Waveny Park Conservancy thinksRead More →
HIRAM – Tear Cap Workshops is hosting an Open House on Saturday, October 1 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is free or by donation. The day will include artisan demonstrations, a small craft fair, live music by Happy Wanderers and delicious food. The event is part of MaineRead More →
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HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, Sept 24 (Reuters) – Powerful storm Fiona slammed into eastern Canada on Saturday with hurricane-force winds, forcing evacuations, blowing trees and power lines and reducing many houses to “just a pile of rubble”. The US National Hurricane Center (NHC) said the center of the storm, downgraded toRead More →
Fall View 2021 at Bull Mountain Overlook at Fairy Stone State Park Across Virginia this fall, you can enjoy the fall scenery as the foliage of deciduous trees reacts to the changing seasons. Thanks to our Commonwealth’s varying elevations from mountains to shore, we have a long fall foliage season,Read More →
Balau red wooden terrace Advantage Lumber, LLC now offers Red Balau wood decking and siding. Red Balau is a species of tropical hardwood native to Southeast Asia. SARASOTA, Fla. (PRWEB) September 23, 2022 Advantage Lumber, LLC now offers Red Balau wood decking and siding. Red Balau is a speciesRead More →
54 years ago I moved into my comfortable home in Neshannock Township. At the time, I knew absolutely nothing about trees and had no desire to learn anything about them. There were five trees already growing on my property, which the previous owner had planted. All I knew was thatRead More →
BOYNE FALLS, Michigan, USA – Located at Boyne Mountain Resort, SkyBridge Michigan is located between the peaks of McLouth and Disciples Ridge; designed by Experiential Resources (ERi), clocks in at 1,200 feet in length, with the height of the bridge’s suspended walking surface nearly 118 feet above the valley floor;Read More →
A few years ago, Babe Ruth’s daughter, Julia Ruth Stevens, described on the phone what it was like when The Big Man was about to play ball in the Bronx. The Babe would occasionally gaze at the palisades across the Hudson — man, did he like that view — beforeRead More →
In early August, I used an Out of the Past article about a squirrel monkey that escaped from its owner in Capaha Park in 1972. A day or two later, I received a phone call from a woman who told me she remembered the incident well, as she was youngRead More →
DENNIS HINES A farm in the town of Linn has caught the eye over the past week with a wooden sculpture. Christine Jones recently commissioned Dave Watson of Watson’s Woods in the Dells of Wisconsin to carve a wooden sculpture of an eagle from a dead tree on his farm,Read More →
Beyond paints, stains and physical damage, Master class shares another clever way to apply a weathered look to your wood. Before getting started, however, it is advisable to test it first on a small piece of scrap wood. This will allow you to determine if the process creates the rusticRead More →
A farm in the town of Linn has caught the eye over the past week with a wooden sculpture. Christine Jones recently commissioned Dave Watson of Watson’s Woods in the Dells of Wisconsin to carve a wooden sculpture of an eagle from a dead tree on his farm, W3746 LintonRead More →
Eric Parker took this photo in Golden Hills of a white-breasted nuthatch in a maple tree. White-breasted nuthatches are widespread throughout the Tehachapi region, but are most commonly found in oak forests and other places with mature deciduous trees. Nuthatches are small, hardy birds that spend much of their timeRead More →
In a city with tens of thousands of trees, the neighbors of Ardsley Park are worried about one tree in particular. On Monday morning, neighbors woke up to find a colossal live oak tree in McCauley Park had lost one of its major limbs and revealed disease in the trunk.Read More →
He pointed out that Russia’s war in Ukraine has forced Europe to reassess its current policy and international relations. Especially in terms of strategic aspects such as security, supply, communications and energy independence. It should be noted that at the end of April 2022, the Baltic forest owner organizations signedRead More →
Ana Paula Cruz does not drive and her husband uses their car to get to work. So the family cherished the courtesy bus that took their eldest child to his elementary school while Cruz accompanied his youngest child to another school in their South Orange-Maplewood school district. But just daysRead More →
PotlatchDeltic Corporation (PCH Quick QuotePCH – Free Report) announced its merger with CatchMark Timber Trust, Inc., in an all-stock transaction. PCH edged up 0.4% on September 14, after the press release. Under the terms of the agreement, each outstanding share of CatchMark common stock (immediately prior to the merger) wasRead More →
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Jim Swan moved from Illinois to Osceola County in the early 70s to become a fisherman with just $500 under his belt. He became a bass fishing guide. He then worked for Kissimmee Waste Management, which he called “playing in trash.” His love for fishing led to his debut inRead More →
The timber industry contributes nearly $2.5 billion to Idaho’s economy, according to the Idaho Forest Products Commission. VALLEY COUNTY, IDAHO, Idaho — Labor shortages in the lumber industry are considered normal for second-generation lumberjack Gerry Ikola. He has run the family business since the 1970s. “It’s been my life,” IkolaRead More →
As the European Parliament (EP) prepares to vote on the biomass amendments on 14 September, and in a report While the three largest groups in the EP backed proposals to end subsidies for biomass used in power plants and to exclude primary wood combustion from EU renewable energy targets, IEARead More →
The world of architecture will never stand still, especially in the 21st century where technology continues to evolve and advance rapidly. As a result, those working in architecture are constantly challenged to keep up with new trends and innovations. To this end, an investor may consider investing in many differentRead More →
History links GAME 103.7 Lafayette and 104.1 Lake Charles is proud to announce that “The McNeese Coaches’ Show” will air on its airwaves. “The McNeese Coaches’ Show,” an hour-long radio program featuring McNeese coaches and athletic administrators, and hosted by Lake Charles American Press reporter and columnistRead More →
Sky Canoe’s new headquarters in Port Perry, Ontario. will not only be an aircraft hangar providing testing, pilot training and offices for the Noozhoo Nokiiyan LP (NNLP), it will also help connect remote First Nations communities and strengthen trade ties. “Building is really about connectivity,” Danny Bartman, partner at LGARead More →
Music – 43 seconds ago Lamb of Karas Karas Lamb writes and digs tunes you haven’t heard… Photo credit: artist HooksArthur, Olumide, Pen Lordz x Kheyzine, Rap Man Gavin, Snotnoze Saleem and more mixtape monday. HooksArthur is the first with If you are luckyOlumide is on the road to wealthPenRead More →
In 1928 Henry ‘Kay’ Kuhrmeyer and his backers Stromberg and Voisinet were responsible for what was perhaps the first commercially available electric guitar, the Stromberg Electro. Of course, electric guitars already existed at this point, but Kuhrmeyer found a way to mass-produce and market them on a level never seenRead More →
On Friday and Saturday, Cal Fire investigators searched the remains of a sawmill warehouse and the area nearby, looking for clues as to what started the rapid fires that have torched dozens of homes in the small town. of Weed. The factory fire tore through the massive storage warehouse ownedRead More →
Shari Staiduhar’s buzzing chainsaw was a familiar sound midway through this year’s 200th Great Geauga County Fair. Shari Staiduhar’s buzzing chainsaw was a familiar sound halfway through the 200e Great Geauga County Fair. Staiduhar, owner of Rocky Mountain Carving Creations in Thompson Township, showed off his chainsaw carving expertise Sept.Read More →
By KENDRA SITTON San Diego is expected to be hit by another record-breaking heat wave over Labor Day weekend. As shocking as skyrocketing temperatures are, they are becoming routine in Southern California where the effects of climate change continue to worsen. Amid efforts to stay cool and fight climate change,Read More →
By ANDREW SELSKY and LEAH WILLINGHAM – Associated Press SALEM, Ore. (AP) — One summer night, Misty Castillo walked out of her home in Salem, Ore., called 911 and asked for the police, saying her son was mentally ill, assaulting her and her husband and had a knife. “He’s drunkRead More →
As we continue to enjoy the bliss of summer, the calendar shifts inexorably towards fall. It is typical for this time of year for most lumber prices to be low or falling as most of the big buyers (i.e. large US homebuilders) have received the wood they need for ongoingRead More →
In this letter expressing my concerns, I will not call anyone un-American, unethical, childish, or flattering, or attack their political beliefs. Nor will I accuse anyone of failing to uphold the values that support the advancement of a diverse, inclusive and equitable society. Nor will I claim that someone’s anachronistic,Read More →
In Virginia Beach, fall can be an underrated travel season. Still, for many reasons, fall is always a good time to visit this coastal Virginia town. Temperatures are getting milder. Festivals and other fun or scary events take place. Plus, there are places in Virginia Beach to view the fallRead More →
WINDSOR, ME – Both three-year-old divisions of Maine harness racing trotters won the top prize for their owners/breeders Saturday (Aug. 27) at the Windsor Fair, giving credo to the credo: “It pays to breed and run in Pine State! » With purses at an all-time high and the perfect summerRead More →
When students at Mountain View Elementary School in Unity return to class on Monday, they’ll find a refreshed play area with their own hands. More than two dozen members of Mountain View Cub Scouts Pack 476 spent Saturday cleaning up trash and clearing brush from the school’s outdoor recreation area.Read More →
Looking Meadow Coffee Co opens its first storefront in Maplewood in early 2023 By Iain Shaw // August 26, 2022 After almost two years as a mainstay of the Tower Grove Farmers’ Market, Looking Meadow Coffee Co will open a brick-and-mortar cafe in Maplewood, most likely in early 2023. TheRead More →
Looking at the amassed driftwood, Stigora told me that she thought about the timeline of these trees and their journey through the watershed. “It all started as seeds,” she noted. Over the decades, they have become enormous. Some fell naturally, some were cut and chained for various human needs, someRead More →
An ASSOCIATION which supports people with mental disabilities offers the public the opportunity to buy one of the 100 oak trees on the occasion of the centenary of a garden it owns. Minstead Trust, which helps around 200 people achieve greater independence, runs Furzey Gardens as a social enterprise. TheRead More →
Need trees and shrubs for your landscape? Go native with tree and shrub seedlings from the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC). Native trees and shrubs can help improve wildlife habitat and soil and water conservation while improving the appearance and value of private properties. MDC’s George O. White State ForestRead More →
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MONTROSE, Colo. (KKCO) – One of the oldest buildings in downtown Montrose will be transformed into a boutique hotel to house visitors from around the world. The former Knights of Pythias building, or “KP” building, is expected to begin renovations and repairs in November. In 2012, a devastating fire renderedRead More →
In August, there were attempts to smuggle 22,080 kg of wooden briquettes, 22,800 kg of used wooden railway beams, as well as nails across the border into Latvia from Belarus, as reported the State Revenue Service (VID). Since the entry into force of the legislative acts of the European Union,Read More →
By BARBARA ORTUTAY – AP Technology Writer Elon Musk may have just had a head start in his efforts to give up buying Twitter. Tesla’s billionaire CEO has spent months alleging that the company he agreed to buy for $44 billion underestimated its fake accounts and spam – and thatRead More →
MCEWEN, Tenn. – From death to new life, from devastation to hope, from fear to newfound faith, residents of Humphreys County have experienced a range of emotions over the past year as they were recovering from catastrophic flash floods that hit the region, especially Waverly and McEwen, August 21, 2021.Read More →
By AJ Willingham, CNN ! HBO’s new spinoff “House of the Dragon” promises to have all the rich lore of the original series, plus an expansive CGI dragon budget. As with any good high fantasy tale, your “House of the Dragon” experience will likely benefit from a little nerd homework.Read More →