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By Brice Sander‍ 7:00 AM PDT, May 25, 2021 Each product has been independently selected by our editorial team. We may receive commissions from some links to products on this page. Promotions are subject to availability and retailer terms. Brian Moylan Real Housewives are a reality TV/pop culture/American institution at this point, but  why is that? And how? Those are the questions Brian Moylan set out to answer in his new book,  The Housewives: ...

Posted: May 23, 2021 7:00 AM MT | Last Updated: May 23 Mackenzie Zimmer finally moved into his tiny home five years after his home was destroyed in the Horse River wildfire. (Jamie Malbeuf/CBC) Mackenzie Zimmers home is easy to miss, or mistake for a shed, which many have done. Its a 227-square-foot tiny home —the first of its kind in Fort McMurray.  Zimmer lost his previous home in the 2016 Horse River wildfire. He said he couldnt rebuild right away because he was under-insured. He spent y...

Southampton to float override to boost school budget The William E. Norris School in Southampton GAZETTE FILE PHOTO Published: 5/14/2021 1:52:57 PM SOUTHAMPTON — Several key positions at Norris Elementary School are at stake next fiscal year unless voters OK a $714,500 override next month, school officials say. Next year’s budget without the override would require the School Committee to cut several positions, including a math interventionist, reading interventionist, special subject teache...

Farmers Markets & Festivals: 23 Things To Do In South Jersey - Cinnaminson, NJ - Here's a look at some upcoming events in South Jersey, courtesy of our friends at Visit South Jersey.

Outbreak: École Dickinsfield School (10+ cases). Outbreak: École McTavish High School (10+ cases). Outbreak: Father Patrick Mercredi High School (5-9 cases). Outbreak: Fort McMurray Christian School (5-9 cases). Outbreak: Fort McMurray Composite High School (5-9 cases). Outbreak: Fort McMurray Islamic School (10+ cases). Outbreak: Holy Trinity Catholic High School (10+ cases). Outbreak: St. Anne School (10+ cases). Outbreak: St. Kateri School (5-9 cases). Outbreak: St. Martha Catholic School...

Article content There have been 2,292 workers infected with COVID-19 in current oilsands outbreaks, according to Alberta Health. There were 859 cases still active as of Wednesday, which marked the National Day of Mourning for workers killed or injured on the job. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. At least 859 oilsands workers were active COVID-19 cases on National Day of Mourning Back to video The sectors for the oil industry and trades had 207 and ...

Article content After weeks of planning and preparation, a three-man crew lifted thousands of kilograms of ice and truck from the Des Rocher River before the river ice melted. The truck fell through the ice on Jan. 2 roughly 80 metres off the Fort Chipewyan winter road. The driver was not injured. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. After weeks of planning, crew lifts truck from frozen river in nerve-wracking job Back to video But hoisting the truck w...

Exertis Pro AV bolsters unified communications and collaboration team 6 hours ago Exertis Pro AV has made three new appointments to its Unified Communications and Collaboration (UC&C) team. Andy Pollard, Pre-sales Architect, Haifa Jinadu, Pre-Sales Architect and Jon Grundy, UC&C Business Development Manager, will all report into Greg Bennett, Head of AV Solutions. The new recruits have almost 40 years’ experience between them. The new appointments elevate Exertis Pro AV’s technical compete...

Province offers $11M for buyouts in Fort McMurray; 38 property owners say theyre interested The provincial government is offering $11 million to buy out homes in a Fort McMurray flood zone and more than half of the affected property owners are interested.  Social Sharing

Coastal Restoration Trust Conference field day visit to Whanganui estuary 12 Mar, 2021 04:00 PM 2 minutes to read Ecologist Peter Frost (right) talks about the Whanganui estuary. Photo / Bevan Conley Laurel Stowell is a reporter for the Whanganui Chroniclelaurel.stowell@whanganuichronicle.co.nzWhangaChron The lower Whanganui River has changed a lot from its days as a deep water port - mainly because it is carrying so much silt now. Whanganui ecologist and ornithologist Peter Frost spoke about...