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(Richland, WA) -- Benton Franklin Transit says the shuttle is back for the Benton Franklin Fair and Rodeo. The transit agency says they'll be running the

Everyone I know hates parking when they go to the fair. Your sweating in the heat while your waiting to park. Then you wear yourself out with the long walk to the front from your parking spot. But believe it or not, there is a free and safe way everyone you know can avoid that mess all together! So how do you ask? It is so easy, it is like magic!

Everyone I know hates parking when they go to the fair. Your sweating in the heat while your waiting to park. Then you wear yourself out with the long walk to the front from your parking spot. But believe it or not, there is a free and safe way everyone you know can avoid that mess all together! So how do you ask? It is so easy, it is like magic!

Tracy Martine Ford, whose daughter, Darcy Dalton, was struck by a car near Top Park recently. And she told the Bury Times: “The evidence suggests we need a crossing here for both the safety of the community and the children of the area. “It is extremely dangerous and has been this way for years. “In September someone else was also hit on the road, and someone else the year before so this is a consistent worry.” “We would like to have a zebra or pelican crossing put there so ...

Date Time Council endorses $344 million budget Council will continue delivering high quality infrastructure projects, services, and initiatives for both current and future residents after endorsing an exciting $344 million budget recently. The 2017/18 – 2021/22 Revised Delivery Program and 2021/22 Operational Plan (Budget) will see the delivery of a $180 million Capital Works Program, including the continuation of the $5.1 million Community Infrastructure Renewal Program (CIRP), as well as a ...

"We cant wait to see the leaves grow in the Spring.  "They make a huge positive difference and I am sure that all visitors to the park will appreciate them and enjoy the shade they will provide in the summer." The planting works began this week in Golden Gates Park with 15 cherry trees of three different varieties planted.  Speaking about the scheme, councillor Peter King, cabinet member for neighbourhood services and transport, said: "I welcome these exciting plans which are part of ...

A PSYCHOLOGICAL experiment is being launched on the streets of Porthleven to try and tackle the dog fouling problem that is blighting the town. Porthleven Environmental Group PEG is the first non-council body in the county to be given the go-ahead from Cornwall Council to run Keep Britain Tidys “We’re watching you!” campaign. The signs feature a pair of glow in the dark eyes that remind thoughtless dog owners that ‘We’re watching you’, especially during winter nights. PEG c...