By Christopher Harris
Commonwealth Journal Mar 5, 2021
Mar 5, 2021
Once upon a time, the only thing wet in the Lake Cumberland area was the lake itself.
Thatâs changing rapidly. Burnside dipped its toe in the water in 2004 and got it âmoistâ; eight years later, Somerset approved full alcohol sales, including package liquor stores and microbreweries. That opened the floodgates. Russell County popped the cork on alcohol sales in 2016; McCreary County raised its glass to legal drinking in 2019; and last year, Wayne County voters poured into polling places to vote in âwetâ status, by a margin of 4,901 votes for, 3,996 against.
âHonestly, I did not think in my lifetime that Wayne County would go wet with our past demographics,â said Wayne County Judge-Executive Mike Anderson at the time.
Siemens Gamesa has signed a 50 MW deal with EnergieKontor UK to supply the subsidy-free Longhill Burn wind farm near Edinburgh with the industry-leading SG 5.8-155 turbines, one of the most powerful wind turbines in the sector.
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Police charge man after cyclist hit and seriously injured – Eastlakes
A man will face court later this month after a crash in Sydney’s south-east this morning.
About 2.40am (Saturday 6 March 2021), emergency services were called to Southern Cross Drive, near the off ramp to Wentworth Avenue, at Eastlakes, after reports a cyclist had been hit by a white Ford falcon utility.
Officers from South Sydney Police Area Command and the Crash Investigation Unit (CIU) attended and commenced an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the crash.
The cyclist, a 57-year-old man, suffered serious head, back, shoulder and leg injuries after being thrown from the bike.
Just before 9:00am today, Launceston Police attended a report of a projectile being fired into a residence in Kipling Crescent, Hadspen after a property.
A man has been charged following a traffic crash involving a stolen car entering the water at Shorncliffe last night. At 11.30pm, police were alerted to.