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Marry, was 14. here they would build a shining white temple for the church. the project was, to say the least, ambitious. a whole town went up around the temple. these were the most faithful flds followers and this little settlement literally their place to wait for zion. they farmed the land, raised the livestock, built the big, quality homes for their many children, and schools and machine shops and factories. a self-sufficient little world. >> there were no building codes in the county where ...

Thirsty Thursday returns October 28th with "Code Regulations for Existing Buildings" presented by Thom Zaremba.

The Johnson City Board of Commissioners is accepting applications for appointments to a slew of volunteer boards and committees. All appointments are scheduled to be made in January 2022.

The International Code Council has published a new educational resource on electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure and building codes.

And the second, with all the development we have, we have to look at can we strengthen it, can we make it resilient to whats ahead? how do we look at our building codes to have a better future? if we spend a dollar in enforcing stronger building codes, we save $11. 65% of our counties do not have disaster resistant building codes today. >> alice, do you believe its going to be wise to rebuild in the areas that we just saw devastated by flooding? does it say something about the land, the topograp...

150 miles per hour. now were at 120 maximum sustained winds. category 3, so we still have a major hurricane seven hours after landfall. you can thank all the warm swamp water after that. even on radar, its starting to finally look a little more ragged. the forecast overnight takes it just to the east of baton rouge. thats going to be on the back side of the storm. those winds will be weaker than you were expecting earlier, and the storm will go up into areas of mississippi and eventually the ten...

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The storm compares, were joined by craig fugate of the obama administration and michael mann, a distinguished professor at penn state university and author of the"the new climate war." thank you for joining me. craig, after katrina, the federal government spent more than $14 billion on levees, pumps, seawalls, flood gates, and drainage which provided enhanced protection from storming in the new orleans area. its early days, early hours of the night, but does that work appear to be making a big d...

Gustav. everyone around here, of course, remembers hurricane katrina. and there is a feeling of, here we are yet again. and really, it will take daylight before we witness the true extent of the damage here. but richard, going to be an incredibly long night for so many people here in houma and southern louisiana. back to you. >> theyre hoping for the best, certainly, as they have such a long history there. morgan chesky, thank you there in houma. lets go now east, about 150 miles. shaq, youre th...

Not sure if you can hear that, but its picking up here as we see some emergency vehicles about to pass our live shot. it looks like some fire trucks are making actually a turn into our street here. even though the paramedics throughout new orleans decided to stay inside because its too dangerous once the winds got too high, all ems services were suspended in new orleans. somewhat of a dire situation in the big easy right now as things are picking up and getting more and more dangerous every sing...