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Piers Fuller17:30, May 25 2021 PIERS FULLER/Stuff Greytown resident Shelagh Wilde is among many residents who would be upset if the council closed the town's transfer station. Greytown people have roundly rejected the prospect of having to drive to other towns to drop off their rubbish and recycling. Residents like Shelagh and Alan Wilde​ aren’t on any collection routes and would have to drive an extra 14 kilometres to drop off their recycling in Featherston if South Wairarapa District Council goes ahead with a proposal to close Greytown’s transfer station. “We pay rates, but we don...

The fbi deciding whether to cast a wide net in the capitol probe, and investigating anyone who might have ties to the insurrection. joining us is neal katya, lucky for us an msnbc contributor. let's take this decision on only release a redacted verbs version of this memo. >> the big decision is doj is coming back. the career staff is invigorated, the like. it's a about i sad that the biden administration folks won't go through the right of passage that's a bill barr cover-up like everyone in -- they're going to have to get bitten by major biden or something like that, but this decision is real...

NEWFANE — Sarah Woodard, author of more than 25 children’s books, has a very specific process for writing her educational tales, each of which contains a social or environmental lesson.

Social Security Tips Monday, February 8 1 Comment Share This: The pandemic has had a slew of unintended impacts to almost every facet of life…even Social Security. Retirement planner Beau Henderson, with RichLife Advisors in Gainesville, Ga., says the biggest trend he has seen during the coronavirus pandemic is people being forced into early retirement.  “Because there is so much uncertainty in the workplace, with buyouts, layoffs and firings, people are taking (Social Security) earlier,” he says. “People who weren’t planning on needing retirement money are feeling the d...