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Weather pummels Palace Hotel; Ukiah landmark struggling to survive - Vimarsana News

Weather pummels Palace Hotel; Ukiah landmark struggling to survive

Heavy winter rains this past week pummeled the historic Palace Hotel, sending storm water gushing into an already severely damaged landmark.

Weather pummels Palace Hotel; Ukiah landmark struggling to survive - Vimarsana News

Weather pummels Palace Hotel; Ukiah landmark struggling to survive

Heavy winter rains this past week pummeled the historic Palace Hotel, sending storm water gushing into an already severely damaged landmark.

The Palace Hotel – the final days of the iconic downtown landmark may be at hand. - Vimarsana News

The Palace Hotel – the final days of the iconic downtown landmark may be at hand.

The days are numbered for the historic Palace Hotel, especially if a pending $6.6 million taxpayer funded financing scheme of a local tribe and its planned partners wins state approval. A grant award is likely to lead to demolition of the Palace, possibly as soon as this summer. Promoters of the new Palace deal have […]

The Palace Hotel – the final days of the iconic downtown landmark may be at hand - Vimarsana News

The Palace Hotel – the final days of the iconic downtown landmark may be at hand

The days are numbered for the historic Palace Hotel, especially if a pending $6.6 million taxpayer funded financing scheme of a local tribe and its planned partners wins state approval.

Reopening of Grimsby's rare bascule bridge delayed as condition more severe than thought - Vimarsana News

Reopening of Grimsby's rare bascule bridge delayed as condition more severe than thought

North East Lincolnshire Council (NELC) confirmed on 5 October that the process of grit blasting the bridge to reveal the bare steel under the paintwork