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Kerston and Tyrell Rankins are facing eviction from their home in Winston-Salem. They may be excluded from pandemic assistance programs due to a technicality. Kerston Rankins thought she got along well with her landlord. Even though she had fallen behind on her rent last fall, the landlord was working with her and taking partial payments. When she told him over the winter that she hadn’t signed up for natural gas service, she recalled, he asked how she was going to keep warm. Rankins told him she would turn on the stove and boil water. The landlord said to be careful.

Photographers have snapped some brilliant images of the ship graveyard Purton Hulks in Berkeley over the last few years, a fantastic location for a day out in the sun. Dan Rose, Nik Hill and Sue Cobb captured the rusting hulls and chains of purposely abandoned ships that were beached to reinforce the bank of the River Severn. In 1909, the river bank in Purton collapsed, leaving the Gloucester and Sharpness canal open to erosion from the Severn’s strong currents. The solution: to beach barges, trows and schooners on the bank and make holes in them, allowing the tides to deposit si...

Photographers have snapped some brilliant images of the ship graveyard Purton Hulks in Berkeley over the last few years, a fantastic location for a day out in the sun. Dan Rose, Nik Hill and Sue Cobb captured the rusting hulls and chains of purposely abandoned ships that were beached to reinforce the bank of the River Severn. In 1909, the river bank in Purton collapsed, leaving the Gloucester and Sharpness canal open to erosion from the Severn’s strong currents. The solution: to beach barges, trows and schooners on the bank and make holes in them, allowing the tides to deposit si...

Photographers have snapped some brilliant images of the ship graveyard Purton Hulks in Berkeley over the last few years, a fantastic location for a day out in the sun. Dan Rose, Nik Hill and Sue Cobb captured the rusting hulls and chains of purposely abandoned ships that were beached to reinforce the bank of the River Severn. In 1909, the river bank in Purton collapsed, leaving the Gloucester and Sharpness canal open to erosion from the Severn’s strong currents. The solution: to beach barges, trows and schooners on the bank and make holes in them, allowing the tides to deposit si...

Artist concept for a new library in Chetwynd. (Peace River Regional District) CHETWYND, B.C – The Peace River Regional District will be going ahead with plans for a new public library in Chetwynd, after board directors voted in favour of issuing requests for proposals for design and construction at their February 25th meeting. The new library is a joint effort between Area E and Chetwynd. A lean-to style building is being floated as one possible option. Costs are capped at $5 million. “This has been going on for awhile, we’re trying to get costs down to something we can afford,” said ...