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Premium Content The completion of a new bus stop has marked a "transformative step" for Byron Bay. The new Byron Bay bus interchange, on Butler St, cost $8.4 million, 50 jobs were involved in its construction and it will take "hundreds of buses" off Jonson St, member of the Legislative Council and parliamentary secretary for energy and the arts Ben Franklin said when he officially opened the facility on Monday. Mr Franklin, who was representing Regional Transport and Roads Minister Paul Tool...

Premium Content The completion of a new bus stop has marked a "transformative step" for Byron Bay. The new Byron Bay bus interchange, on Butler St, cost $8.4 million, 50 jobs were involved in its construction and it will take "hundreds of buses" off Jonson St, member of the Legislative Council and parliamentary secretary for energy and the arts Ben Franklin said when he officially opened the facility on Monday. Mr Franklin, who was representing Regional Transport and Roads Minister Paul Tool...

Seniors see outdoor Ventura exercise class as antidote to pandemic isolation Tom Kisken, Ventura County Star Watch Ventura seniors who exercise twice a week Replay Video UP NEXT Wearing sneakers, sweat pants and masks, nine people reclaimed part of their lives on a cold March morning by twisting arms and torsos into seated jumping jacks. © JUAN CARLO/THE STAR Warren Paap, 83, and other seniors exercise in an outdoor Ventura plaza Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2021. The group of Vent...

kstephens@altoonamirror.com The Blair County Convention Center leaders are beginning 2021 with hope of business improving, especially in the second half of the year. With the coronavirus pandemic keeping operations at minimal levels, the authority managing the center is hoping that as 2021 progresses, more booked events will be held as people become vaccinated and less susceptible to the coronavirus. For that reason, the third and fourth quarters are expected to generate more income than the fi...

Typhoid Hillary and Her Dead People Anyone who knows the story of Typhoid Mary knows that she spread Typhoid around in the late 1800s as a cook. She was arrested, put in isolation, released with the promise of never serving food again, she then served food again, and was imprisoned for life. There are similarities here with Hillary Clinton. Back in August Heidi Harris printed a list of the Clintons’ dead pool. It’s impressive and would be impressive for a serial killer. Many of these case...