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Single Family Builder of the Year awards recognize the outstanding work of Morrison Homes and Urban Indigo Fine Homes.

Aberdeen charity shop Bosies has closed its doors for the final time today, however its founder is reminding the public that it will still run as a charity.

Scarborough Jazz club presents the same double bill that wowed the audience in February: guitarist Al Morrison and Murray Robinson’s Balls of Jazz at the Cask, Ramshill, on Wednesday August 3.

Al Morrison, the former president of the Madison Heights school district, was indicted on charges he took $561,000 in bribes

15-time winner of Builder of the Year-Large Volume, Morrison Homes makes it all about the homebuyer.

Defense attorneys in a capital case have asked a judge to hold an evidentiary hearing to find out whether Maricopa County Attorney Allister Adel signed off on seeking the death penalty in the case.

AXS To Air TNA No Surrender 2012 Next Tuesday, Cagefighter/Jon Moxley ); The film Cagefighter, which features Jon Moxley, will be arriving on Crackle on April 1. You can check out the official press release below: WORLDS COLLIDE AS MMA ACTION FILM ‘CAGEFIGHTER’ COMES TO CRACKLE AS AVOD EXCLUSIVE STARTING APRIL 1 ); The action-packed fight movie starring former and current athletes from both MMA and Pro Wrestling joins the free streaming platform’s growing original and exclusive content...

I hope the flex space on Erie Street becomes permanent, too. I’m delighted with the Dallas Road walkway. I drive a car when necessary, but most of the time I walk to local grocery stores, health-care providers, pharmacy and coffee shops. What I can’t find in James Bay, I walk to find downtown. I appreciate measures that make walking safer, including those that slow down traffic. New crosswalks, speed bumps and four-way stops all make me happy. Closing some roads in Beacon Hill Park makes...

Mountain Scene NZ Nature fund founder: Gibbston vineyard owner Denis Marshall In New Zealand, Denis Marshall’s best known as the Minister of Conservation who resigned after the Cave Creek tragedy. In Queenstown, he’s probably best known as the co-owner of Gibbston’s Hawkshead winery. But, as PHILIP CHANDLER explains, his biggest legacy’s likely to be helping save NZ’s endangered plants and wildlife More than 25 years after resigning as Minister of Conservation, Denis ...