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From mountain ranches in Wyoming to vegetable fields in Yuma, water users look for ways to keep the Colorado River flowing.

From mountain ranches in Wyoming to vegetable fields in Yuma, water users look for ways to keep the Colorado River flowing.

Mid-September, I was in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, attending the International Association of Electrical Inspectors (I.A.E.I.) Western Section Meeting where the new 2023 NEC took center stage with a majority of the topics discussed. In the next few Code Corner columns, I will try to arm you with understanding of some of the more significant changes so that you can be ready, if and when, your local jurisdiction adopts it.

The 2020 presidential contest ushered in a new elections crisis, fueled by supporters of former president Donald Trump who spread conspiracy theories about the integrity of voting systems and bogus claims of fraud. What's received less attention is the strain now being heaped on a decentralized system that already was stretched thin.

A number of youths have recently been trying to break into an unused community centre.

Experts worry that the rapid loss of top county election officials drains the system of experience and institutional knowledge at the very moment election deniers are looking to seize on any mistake, small as it might be, to erode the public’s faith in elections.

A CCTV appeal has been launched to find a person Wiltshire Police believe to be connected to an anti-social behaviour incident.

Building permits issued recently by the city of Auburn Code Enforcement Department.

As much of Southwest Florida prepares for what could be a serious storm, residents and The American Red Cross are getting ready to help their neighbors, just in case

Newsline obtained a copy of texts from Elbert County Clerk Dallas Schroeder as he made unauthorized election system hard drive copies.