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The city of Mineral Wells was still experiencing water issues Thursday, with low water storage tank levels resulting in low water pressure to the city.

DEAR ABBY: Our 11-year-old has learned to lie, and we feel terrible about it. Because she has a sensory processing disorder, clothes are a useless gift because the seams and

Trade Me seeks Commerce Commission clearance to buy real estate business Homes website 18 Feb, 2021 11:21 PM 3 minutes to read The Island, previously the Pāpāmoa Tavern, is selling the lifeboat it has used as a childrens playground. The Island, previously the Pāpāmoa Tavern, is selling the lifeboat it has used as a childrens playground. Trade Me has applied to the Commerce Commission for clearance to buy property business homes.co.nz. The Commission said it got a clearance application from ...

Feb 18, 2021 And then, there were two. Kudos to the West Virginia Public Service Commission for granting a siting certificate to the Delaware-based company Wild Solar LLC and the company’s plans to construct a 92.5 megawatt solar generating facility in Jefferson County. The project will be located on approximately 795 acres of agricultural land. The estimated cost of the project is $125 million, and it is estimated to bring in $175,000 in local property tax revenues during its ...

No. 1 E.L.K. didn’t let hindrances stop its work. Of course, E.L.K. is the anti-litter group we told you about a few weeks ago – Eliminating Litter in Kannapolis. The group held its first clean-up event led by Rita Bliven. “We had 12 amazing volunteers show up and clean up litter in the 38 degree rainy weather,” Bliven said. “We gathered and bagged 12 bags of litter. We plan to do much more but Saturday was a great start considering the conditions. I am so thankful for ...

Treacherous roadways and continued snowy conditions did not keep New Braunfels residents from making food runs to Walmart, H-E-B, Arlan’s Market and other grocers on Thursday. Shoppers at the H-E-B location on South Walnut Avenue were in a long line, anxiously awaiting a noon opening as the snow was falling. Most people were taking things in stride. One of those was Jesse Hernandez of New Braunfels, who said he waited about an hour to get inside the store. “It’s her fault,” ...

After closing most of its facilities in December as COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations surged in the region, Johnson City is getting ready to reopen.

“I have flown many times into Key West airport. Everyone has masks. If you don’t have one, they give you one. However, if someone is eating or drinking, they are allowed to remove the mask but must stay seated. Once finished, they replace their mask. The airport is doing a fantastic job.” “It isn’t your island unless you buy everyone’s real estate. Please enjoy your piece of paradise and allow others to do the same.” “While all poultry is fowl, not all fo...

ANGOLA — Promised Land Community Inc., a local nonprofit founded by Cynthia Church, Fremont, returned to the Steuben County YMCA Thursday morning to put on another Grace, Love and Drums session. The group fitness program, with a religious focus, is geared towards developmentally disable individuals. About a dozen people, including Full Potential Inc. clients, staff and other community members, took part in the activities, which included drumming, exercising with resistance bands and singin...

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