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The original ordinance amendment was proposed by Mayor G.T. Bynum at TPDs request as a way to address concerns about homeless people blocking sidewalks and other rights of way.

The man and woman accused in an armed kidnapping denied the allegations filed against them in Superior Court. Twenty-five-year-olds Noah Cepeda and Aja Lujan were indicted by a grand jury. The pair ap

County commissioners' recommendation forecasts no tax increment financing revenues for the Sarasota Performing Arts Center architect contract.

The original ordinance amendment was proposed by Mayor G.T. Bynum at TPDs request as a way to address concerns about homeless people blocking sidewalks and other rights of way.

COLUMBIA — A bill that would legalize medical marijuana in South Carolina is almost certainly dead for the year after a House panel made no decision on it Tuesday, as news the federal government is reclassifying cannabis raised a whole new set of questions to a proposal that’s failed repeatedly for a decade. After hours […] The post Medical marijuana in SC likely dead, again, as House lets clock run out appeared first on SC Daily Gazette.

New Zealand's unemployment rate is now 4.3 per cent, its highest level since the height of the COVID-19...

Compton Verney 2 (Season 42 Episode 16): Fiona Bruce and the team return to Compton Verney, Warwickshire. Antiques Roadshow airs on Yesterday at 1:00 PM, Wednesday 1 May. Fiona Bruce and the team return to Compton Verney, Warwickshire

For two consecutive sessions, the South Carolina Senate has passed legislation to legalize medical marijuana. The House is now set to kill it without even debating it.

Softer labour market data won’t be enough to make the RBNZ cut the OCR before late 2024 or 2025, bank economists say

Slow travel beats flying when it comes to making the most of your holiday, a panel of experts assembled for The Independent’s latest virtual event agreed. Experts Mark Smith (aka Man in Seat 61), Anna Hughes (from Flight Free UK), and Helen Coffey (author of Zero Altitude) discussed the benefits of staying grounded with climate correspondent Louise Boyle. Suggestions included ditching departure lounges, cramped airplanes and long security queues for time-efficient sleeper trains, scenic ferry ...