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A Pueblo church has filed a civil lawsuit in district court seeking relief from a city zoning code that prohibits RV hookup use by traveling preachers

Pueblos Zoning Board of Appeals has denied Christian Growth Centers appeal of a municipal code violation stemming from RVs parked on its property.

A dispute between a Pueblo Pentecostal church’s longtime recreational-vehicle ministry for traveling evangelists and city zoning will head to court.

Pueblos Zoning Board of Appeals will decide the RV parking issue at its Dec. 28 meeting after considering arguments made during its Nov. 23 session.

Part of a Pueblo Pentecostal church’s hospitality ministry that provides free recreational-vehicle parking, a set of utilities’ hookups and meals on its property for Christian evangelists, missionaries and other travelers

By Robert Kennedy Mar 5, 2021 3:47 AM KAUKAUNA, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) – State health officials say nursing homes and longterm care facilities are proof the vaccination program is working. For the first time in months, there are no outbreak investigations scheduled for next week at any Wisconsin nursing homes, according to DHS Deputy Secretary Julie Willems Van Dijk. For over three weeks, most of the staff and residents at St. Paul Elder Services in Kaukauna have been fully vaccinated against...

SAN DIEGO – Celebrating 25 years of craft beer innovation in San Diego, Ballast Point is pleased to announce the addition of two new offerings to its year-round portfolio: Big Gus and Wee Gus. Clearly different from anything Ballast Point has released before, the crystal-clear duo — a R&D hoppy lager and a clear hazy IPA — mark the first additions to the craft beer pioneer’s portfolio since 2019. Big Gus and Wee Gus hit off-premise shelves this month throughout Ballast Point’s distrib...

Nursing homes make big push to change minds of workers who refused vaccination Bonuses, free TVs and paid time off are among the incentives nursing homes are offering to persuade staff members to get vaccinated. In nursing homes across the country, workers have been more reluctant than residents to be vaccinated. Chelsea Stahl / NBC NewsJan. 17, 2021, 9:30 AM GMT / Updated Jan. 21, 2021, 2:16 PM GMTBy Suzy Khimm The pandemic has taken a deadly toll on A.G. Rhodes Cobb, a nursing home on th...

Nursing homes make big push to change minds of workers who refused vaccination Suzy Khimm © Provided by NBC News The pandemic has taken a deadly toll on A.G. Rhodes Cobb, a nursing home on the outskirts of Atlanta. Twelve residents have died after contracting Covid-19. Forty-four staff members have fallen ill. But despite their up-close look at the viruss impact, most workers at the facility have been reluctant to get vaccinated. At the three clinics held last month at A.G. Rh...