A forward-looking bill
I want to thank Rep. Patrick McHenry for his recent sponsorship of the International Nuclear Energy Financing Act (H.R. 1646). This financial assistance for nuclear energy can help grow the market in clean, emission-free jobs. Nuclear energy is an essential driver in combating climate change and can help break our reliance on fossil fuels. Nuclear is cleaner energy than coal and generates energy through fission without the harmful byproducts that fossil fuels create. Nuclear energy also requires less land use, so more energy production comes from a smaller space than other energy infrastructure.
I want to applaud Rep. McHenry for helping to make a climate-forward approach and increasing our alternative energy usage while helping to build up the economy with jobs.
âItâs a win-winâ: Save the Heart of Reid Park pushes for a northern expansion of the zoo
Save the Heart of Reid Park pushes for a northern expansion of the zoo By Hannah Tiede | April 26, 2021 at 10:59 PM MST - Updated April 26 at 11:24 PM
TUCSON, Ariz. (KOLD News 13) -The Reid Park Zoo expansion saga is one step closer to reaching a resolution.
On Tuesday, April 27, Tucson City Manager, Michael Ortega, is set to release his recommendation on the project, which will go before Mayor and Council for a final vote next week.
Michael McCrory is a member of âSave the Heart of Reid Park.â He also sat on the stakeholder committee (made up of park advocates, neighborhood associations, city and zoo leaders), bringing a fresh view to the previously-approved zoo expansion project.
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There’s a storied history of Irish bars and restaurants in San Francisco, where many immigrants settled during the Gold Rush. Saint Patrick’s Day is usually a big food and drink holiday, done up with a parade, pub crawls, and parties. The festivities really got rained out last year, given that coronavirus completely shut down the city the day of the holiday, and this year, it’s still going to feel different. The favorite downtown bars are largely closed, including the Irish Bank and Johnny Foley’s, but in the city’s neighborhoods, it’s possible to get a comforting plate of corned beef and cabbage, a crusty loaf of soda bread, and a cold pint. Here’s how to celebrate St Patrick’s Day in SF, one year into the pandemic.
West Belfast man dreading his 70th birthday alone after the death of his wife
But his family hope Belfast Live readers will help make him smile again
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Mary and Michael spent a lifetime together and he s missing her more than ever in the Covid crisis (Image: McCrory family)
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