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Written by Andrew-Rossi on July 29, 2021 The first two weeks of August means road maintenance in Cody, as the City of Cody’s Streets Division plans to chip city roads in and around downtown. The City of Cody has released a schedule for extensive chip sealing throughout the community. According to their schedule, the work begins on Monday, August 2, and will continue until Wednesday, August 11. Chip seal is a pavement surface treatment that combines one or mor...

Like a sports fan on opening day, I start off every gardening season with childlike optimism. This will be the winning year for my pumpkins. I can feel it. I’ll grow a jack-o’-lantern so chubby that, instead of cupping it in the palm of my hand, I’ll need the muscles in my arms to lift it in… More Headlines

New restaurant in Idaho Falls serving up authentic Ramen noodles for customers Share This Courtesy Idaho Falls Hokkaido Ramen House Facebook page IDAHO FALLS – Top Ramen or PB&J is a staple for many American diets. A new restaurant in Idaho Falls offers customers a chance to try real Ramen from Japan. Hokkaido Ramen House opened on Monday at 901 Pier View Drive near Love at First Bite and Bill’s Bike & Run in Snake River Landing. Store Manager Marcela Bate tells EastIdahoNews.com the new r...

Reply Colin Bielski, left, and Austin Bielski at last years Cups 4 Cancer lemonade stand. This year, the Bielskis will be serving lemonade out of a cart that was donated to the family by a local parent. (Candice Bielski) ORLAND PARK, IL — When Candice Bielskis then-8-year-old son Austin told her in February 2018 that he wanted to host a lemonade stand and donate its proceeds to charity, she had no way of knowing that his idea would turn into an annual two-day event that now boasts a realtor s...

SOUTH OGDEN — A 56-year-old man has died following a shootout with police after he barricaded himself in a South Ogden home late Tuesday night, police confirmed Wednesday evening. SWAT members from Ogden, Layton and Brigham City teams entered the residence at about 11:45 a.m. and found the suspect had died, according to Sgt. David Labbe of the South Ogden Police Department. The identity of the man and cause of death have not been released. After determining the suspect was dead and the reside...

Federal investigation found Southeast Minnesota restaurant staff paid for only half the hours they worked An investigation by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division determined 36 cooks and dishwashers at two Rancho Loco restaurants — one in Red Wing and another in Cannon Falls — received about half the pay they had earned because they were misclassified as independent contractors instead of as employees. The courts have ruled that the owners must pay $435,785 in...

A wise farmer once told me, “The fruit waits for no one.” That sentiment feels most apropos during pick-your-own season. From the minute the fruit shows up, the produce clock is ticking; if you blink for too long, you might just miss the goods. Case in point: Local strawberries are already signing off for the season (sigh), but in their place, cherries and raspberries have made their local debut. Blueberry fans, hold tight; they are not far behind. And yes, timing is everything. If yo...

Concerned local resident Jane Gilmour. Photo David Lowe. A proposal for twelve new lots in the buffer zone between Wilson Nature Reserve and existing houses on City View Drive, East Lismore, has local residents worried. There are concerns about environmental impacts, water management, fire risk, and increased traffic on City View Drive, with the only two access roads in the area (which are very steep) already under pressure. Map showing proposed subdivision (DA 21/253, 37 City View Drive East...

The community once known as “Plantation Estates” changed its name in late 2020 to “Matthews Glen.” Author: Tanya Mendis Updated: 8:35 AM EDT June 16, 2021 MATTHEWS, N.C. — The word “plantation” was removed from every street name in a Matthews senior-living community Tuesday, months after the community itself changed its name to remove any ties to slavery. The community once known as “Plantation Estates” changed its name in late 2020 to Matthews ...

SEVIERVILLE — A Sevierville woman is facing multiple charges after she allegedly fled police officers downtown and knocked down a traffic light on Court Avenue as she tried to escape.