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Country Life Trending: Bull Yard, Coventry. Photo by English Heritage/Heritage Images. Credit: Getty Images The Twentieth Century Societys annual list of at-risk buildings has been released, and — as ever — will stimulate lively debate. Britain’s ‘high levels of architectural ingenuity and ambition’ are at stake, says the Twentieth Century (C20) Society, whose biennial Buildings at Risk List has been released. Of most current concern is Coventry’s ‘Festival of Brita...

State orders medical marijuana dispensary on Maui to shut down Medical Marijuana / File (Source: HNN) By HNN Staff | May 11, 2021 at 2:35 PM HST - Updated May 11 at 3:11 PM HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - The state Department of Health has ordered a Maui medical cannabis dispensary to cease operations immediately. The DOH announced Tuesday they issued a Notice of Violation and Order to Pono Life Sciences Maui, LLC, along with its individual licensee, Dr. William Mitchell, Jr. DOH said...

47abc May 5, 2021 MILLVILLE, Del. – Delaware State Police arrested one and say charges are pending for another following an incident at Hooked Up Ale House Saturday night. At around 7:45 p.m., troopers were called to Hooked Up Ale House for a report of a disorderly individual. On scene, troopers found a 26-year-old man unconscious in the parking lot being treated by medical personnel. Throughout the investigation, police learned that the man was a patron inside the establishment when manageme...

Posted: May 5, 2021 File photo of Washington State Senator Patty Kuderer ’86, during floor debate on March 9, 2019. (photo courtesy Washington Legislative Support Services) Washington recently became the first state to guarantee low-income tenants access to a lawyer if they’re being evicted, thanks to legislation sponsored by state Sen. Patty Kuderer, a 1986 graduate of William Mitchell College of Law. Gov. Jay Inslee signed the bill into law on April 22, 2021. It includes several provision...

A KEIGHLEY Show stalwart is stepping down from a role she’s held for 35 years. Judith Naylor is relinquishing the post of horse section secretary, it was announced at the show society’s annual general meeting. When she first became involved in the annual agricultural showpiece event, it was staged at Keighley’s Victoria Park. But two years later – in 1988 – after part of the parkland site was lost to development, the show relocated to its current home at Marley playing fields....

So why should you grow citrus? "Because its fun," says Amanda Dennis, partner at The Citrus Centre (citruscentre.co.uk). "The flowers, the fruit, there is nothing better than picking your own lemon or lime off your tree. The flavour in the skin and the fruit is far, far superior to anything you buy in the shop. Theyre all unwaxed and you get all the lovely natural oils in the skin. And theyre much fresher - to me, shop-bought fruit tastes insipid, because shop bought fruit has been sitting ...

Green light for huge £390m homes, shops and restaurant scheme in Coventry City Centre South It has been described as transformational 15:02, 23 APR 2021 A close-up view of part of the overall aerial CGI of the revised City Centre South scheme Never miss another story from Coventry and Warwickshire by subscribing to our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters...

NORRISTOWN — A September trial date has been set for a Philadelphia man accused of killing his ex-girlfriend during a knife attack at the Meadowbrook Train Station in Abington. Gilbert Newton III, 19, will face a Montgomery County Court jury on Sept. 27 when his trial is slated to get under way in connection with the alleged 8:15 a.m. July 27, 2020, fatal stabbing of 18-year-old Morgan Darlyn McCaffery, of Abington, as the pair reportedly met on the parking lot of the train station to disc...

Benjamin Roger Hippe, 86, died on April 1, 2021 at Mayo Clinic Hospital (St. Marys) in Rochester, Minn. He was born on July 14, 1934 to Ben and Jenny Hippe and was raised in Edgerton, Wis., with three sisters and two brothers. He graduated from the University of Wisconsin – Madison in August 1956 and reported for duty as a U.S. Naval Officer on board the destroyer USS Boyd home ported in San Diego, Calif. In December 1956, he married Ruth Ann (Sue) Towns in Fulton, Wis., and returned to Sa...

THE chances are, if youre lucky enough to have a garden with a fruit tree in it, that fruit tree will be some variety of gnarled apple. It will reliably keep you in good supply for crumble, and your garden will be awash with wasps drunk on fermenting sugars come late summer. Plum and pear trees also vye for pride of place, but how many of us – dealing as we do with Scotlands cool, changeable weather – would consider growing citrus? And would it work if we did? With the option for summ...