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Apparently, you can use pool noodles to protect your windshield wipers from freezing (and getting stuck).

Apparently, you can use pool noodles to protect your windshield wipers from freezing (and getting stuck).

http://shet.news/neyxr Copied! A LOCAL church has made progress in its goal to take on the science block at the old Anderson High School in Lerwick. New Life Shetland is keen to turn the redundant building, which is owned by Shetland Islands Council, into a community cafe with a soft play area, as well as develop dedicated youth and children’s spaces. 5 of 14Adverts A “significant space” could be used for the church’s programme of events, housing its congregation – while there ...

In the Garden State, the average price for a gallon of regular gasoline on Thursday was around $2.64, which is six cents higher than one week ago, and 17 cents higher than one month ago, according to GasBuddy.

Market Watch: Roll on April We will need to be strong together until the stamp duty holiday deadline has passed — but things are brighter already By Andrew Montlake 9 th February 2021 10:32 am It’s 2021, people! We have not one, but three, new vaccines going into people’s arms, a Brexit deal (of sorts) and a new US president. We have some optimistic views on the mortgage market, despite a stamp duty hurdle to clear, and lenders who are starting to look at life beyond Covid...

A ticketed driver faces a fine of from $25 to $75 even if none of the snow and ice actually flies off the vehicle, according to the statute.

We gave you a heads up about this New Jersey rule at the end of 2020 and after receiving nearly 2 feet of snow over the past two days, we thought it would be best to give you a gentle reminder. As the Winter season continues, remember: ALWAYS CLEAN THE SNOW AND ICE OFF OF YOUR VEHICLES.  And yes, there is an actual law that requires you to do so. It passed 10 years ago so if you need a refresher, Enter your number to get our free mobile app The main reason for this law is simple: the snow ...

Expats struggle against mortgage rejections from British lenders Banks said Brexit rules on financial services make it difficult to cater to expats in the EU Expats living in Europe are being rejected by lenders when applying for mortgages in Britain. The trade deal announced last month between the British Government and the EU did not include an agreement on financial services, making it tricky for British firms to operate in the bloc. The confusion around the new rules has led some lenders to...

The latest levy announced by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme has been met with anger by the Association of Mortgage Intermediaries. The FSCS has forecast a levy of £1.04bn for its 2021/22 budget, to be confirmed in May, mainly because of an expected rise in compensation payouts in the pension advice and

SoChae Kim Sinclair, 77, of Gillette passed away Friday, Dec. 25, 2020, at the Legacy Living and Rehabilitation Center from complications related to COVID-19. Her husband, son, Robert, and daughter, Betty, were by her side. SoChae Kim was born Dec. 13, 1943, in Hungnam, Korea, to her parents, ManYelle Kim and Aesun Jo. During the Korean War, SoChae’s family was gravely impacted by the hardships that many Korean families endured. In December 1950, her family was evacuated to the Island of G...