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BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Empty cow pastures on one day can be bustling with hundreds of...

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Empty cow pastures on one day can be bustling with hundreds of...

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Scottsdale City Council has decided to review the Old Town Character Area Plan – a move that could open the door to limiting the maximum heights for new developments. Council asked staff to agendize an official review for its Aug. 24 meeting over concerns that current height allowances are overburdening downtown infrastructure and run contrary to residents’ desires. The plan, last updated in 2018, is a broad visioning document that outlines the goals for downtown and its evolution. Wh...

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PHOENIX (AP) — Firefighters in Arizona were fighting Tuesday to gain a foothold into a...

Magnolia woman shares tools for battling grief in new book CRAIG HORLEMAN, Delaware State News April 25, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail MAGNOLIA, Del. (AP) — Jessica Moyer is out to prove that if she can do it, you can, too. In her new book, “Triumph Through the Tears: Finding Hope and Purpose Through Loss,” she offers a candid look into the use of five intrinsic tools to improve one’s mind-set and tangible ways to turn pain into purpose. The book guides readers in improving their mental an...

Greenwich residents seek solution to really, really, really noisy traffic from I-95 FacebookTwitterEmail 1of29 The sounds coming from Interstate 95 have long been a quality of life issue for residents and with more Amazon trucks on the highway, it’s getting worse. So with work scheduled for I95 next year, residents are hoping to get noise mitigation done.Contributed photo / Patrick Sikes / For Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 2of29 The sounds coming from Interstate 95 have long been...

Skip to main content Weve been pushed to the rear: CT grocery workers feel slighted by new COVID vaccine plan FacebookTwitterEmail Sarah PeltierSarah Peltier / Contributed photo It was nearly a year ago when Sarah Peltier began receiving calls from customers of the Simsbury Stop & Shop who were anxious about finding food. At the time, Gov. Ned Lamont had just sent the state into lockdown as the COVID-19 pandemic hit Connecticut, and grocery stores became the primary source for people to stock u...