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Ballinamallard secure Harry Cavan Youth Cup after pe...

Ballinamallard United Under-18s lifted the Harry Cavan Youth Cup by defeating Cliftonville Strollers in the decider at the National Football Stadium at Winds...

COVID-19 Policy at Longwood: School Officials Handling New Cases on a Case-by-Case Basis

With a country-wide decline in COVID-19 cases from 5,487,364 cases on February 12, 2022, to 226,618 on March 1, 2023, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) recommends vaccination against COVID-19

Youngkin's 'lab school design challenge' revives an old push

Gov. Glenn Youngkin is pressing the General Assembly to approve $150 million to help colleges and universities set up lab schools. It's a move that hearkens back to former Gov. Bob McDonnell's administration.

Backyard chickens back for MH council » Minden Times

Home /Backyard chickens back for MH council News14 April 2021 By Chad Ingram The issue of allowing backyard chickens in Minden Hills is back on the proverbial table for township councillors after a delegation during an April 8 online meeting. During last week’s committee-of-the-whole meeting, councillors heard a presentation from resident Matthew McWilliams, requesting the township amend its zoning bylaw to allow for the keeping of backyard chickens. Currently, Dysart et al is the only one of Haliburton County’s four lower-tier townships that permits keeping backyard chickens. Backyard chickens are permitted in numerous municipalities across Ontario, including large urban centres. The issue has been discussed by a series of Minden Hills councils, with requests from the public coming forward every few years.

Apartment complex hoping projects become downtown Clearwater destination

CLEARWATER — Despite delays caused by the pandemic, the owner of The Nolen apartments says it remains committed to converting its vacant ground-floor space into a Cleveland Street destination.

Millennials Attracting Millennials To Invest In Cape Town's Expensive Property Market

iAfrica Image: supplied Share with your network! “We spend a lot of time educating our tenants and first-time buyers around what goes into buying a property, by explaining bond intricacies, and matching them up with the right originators or attorneys,” says Emanuel Germanis, founder and managing director of Evo Properties in Cape Town. “We do this with understanding, care and empathy, and younger buyers who have no experience and may feel nervous about the process appreciate this. There’s nothing better than empowering someone to allow them to own their own home.” Evo Properties, a sales and letting property-brokerage and property-development consultancy, was launched six years ago by Germanis, his brother, Stephan, and friend Matthew McWilliams. Today the company manages several hundred tenants for local and international investors, in residential properties across the Southern Peninsula.

Name Released in Aurora County Fatal Crash

Name released in fatal Aurora County crash | The Mitchell Republic