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To check-in materials and sort them into a bin is an essential but sometimes tedious library function. But an automated material handling system used by librarians at the New Braunfels Public Library now takes the hassle out of sorting, makes the process easier and more efficient and helps get returned materials back into circulation as quickly as possible. According to Digital Services Librarian Miranda Robbins, the system, manufactured by Minnesota-based TechLogic Inc., detects and sorts the ...

Girls Scouts selling cookies have been a staple in American society for more than 100 years, since Girl Scouts and their mothers baked and sold cookies to finance troop activities as early as 1917. The cookie-selling season this year, however, has offered more than a way to support a good cause; purchasing the familiar and beloved Girl Scout cookies with the mouthwatering names has brought a sense of comfort, a slice of normalcy during abnormal times. For Girl Scout entrepreneur Ella T. DiMeo o...

Close Representatives of Hero House, local law enforcement and the medical community walked through Downtown Moultrie Thursday selling items to help support Hero Houses mission to prevent child abuse. Kevin C. Hall/The Moultrie Observer Hero House and supporters begin Child Abuse Prevention Month By Kevin C. Hall | kevin.hall@gaflnews.com Apr 1, 2021 Apr 1, 2021 Representatives of Hero House, local law enforcement and the medical community walked through ...

State legislators have proposed legislation that could dramatically increase windstorm insurance rates in Monroe County, despite the private insurance company that handles the policies carving out the Florida Keys from such excessive rate increases. Earlier this year, the board of directors for the Citizens Property Insurance, the main windstorm insurance provider in the Keys, has requested the state Office of Insurance Regulation to allow it to enact its first rate increase for the Keys in fou...

Do not wait! Tickets are on sale for two area events that were greatly missed in 2020, and tickets aren’t likely to be available too much longer. n Colorado Mountain Winefest’s Festival in the Park in Palisade has gone from one day to two to allow for plenty of social distancing. Those days will be Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 18–19. A limited number of tickets — general admission is $75, VIP is $275 — are being sold for each of those days. Go to coloradowinefest.com to p...

Apr 2, 2021 Somersets Congressman Hal Rogers and Pulaski County Judge-Executive Steve Kelley both expressed appreciation for President Joe Bidens disaster declaration for the February ice storms that crippled much of Rogers 5th Congressional District early last month. "Our small county governments have been working on overdrive since early February to remove debris and repair roads, water and sewer lines, and other facilities that were damaged during the ice storms," Rogers said on Thursday. "T...

Pressure washing is a powerful tool to clean your house, driveway or decks, but it must be used carefully. Dreamstime Pressure washing offers a great way to quickly blast dirt and grime from exterior surfaces, such as your house, driveways and decks. This process can quickly and efficiently freshen up a surface. Pressure washing basically uses a water pump and electric or gasoline motor to power a high-pressure hose and sprayer to generate an extremely powerful spray. In some cases,...

Louis Amestoy Herald-Banner Mar 31, 2021 There is no better way to stir up water cooler conversation than the simple question: Which grocery store or steakhouse do you want to come to Greenville?  That’s exactly what happened on Tuesday when the Greenville Herald-Banner asked a variation of that question via the newspaper’s Facebook page and got a torrent of responses from hundreds of people. The question was simple: When it comes to business here in Greenville, we are missing what...

The pair play spouses Hazel and Byron Gogol, who have more than a few communication issues.

Fremantle Council has voted to continue to operate the Fremantle CAT bus service until the end of June 2022 while the City looks to improve the financial...