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After analysis by the bbc found that at least 13 schools in england containing weak raac concrete had their Rebuilding Plans cancelled in 2010. The work was due to be funded by a programme which was shelved when the Coalition Government came to power. Our chief Political Correspondent Henry Zeffman is in westminster. Henry, labour will be using this issue to put more pressure on the Prime Minister. That is exactly right. I think what this reporting from bbc verify shows is that there is at least...

Volunteer spots for the event on Thursday, May 23 have already filled but sign ups for the Fargo Reforest the Red campaign in September are open.

Coastal High School, a public charter school in the Myrtle Beach area, is looking at a property on River Oaks in Carolina Forest. Grand Strand Humane Society previously looked at relocating to the propert.

Despite fire that fueled its founding, one Fargo environmentalist says the committee has failed to live up to expectations when addressing the “climate emergency.”

With its City of Homes sign lighting the corner of Court Square, the Newnan Carnegie Library is a cornerstone of downtown Newnan. But for a while, it wasn’t even a

12.13.2023 | 6:20 a.m: A former North Dakota lawmaker from Fargo, who suffers from dementia, was found safe last night after police put out an alert asking for help finding him. Steve Zaiser disappeared around 4 p.m. yesterday afternoon. Police say he was located safe about 3.5 hours later. Zaiser, the former Executive Director of River Keepers, served in the North Dakota

This year is expected to be the largest festival since the event began in 1999, with more than 2,550 grade schoolers from around the area planning to attend.

Kayak launches are now open on the Red River and numerous events will take place throughout the summer to get residents out on the water.

Starting at 5:30 p.m. at the main library, River Keepers will discuss projects related to protecting and sustaining the Red River.