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Proposed Landfill in Pettis County Causes Huge Concern David Gerken, 71, of La Monte, representing Concerned Citizens of Pettis County, was the first to speak. He said that Pettis County Development Company (not affiliated in any way with Economic Development Sedalia-Pettis County (EDSPC), has conducted a geological survey for a landfill, but is referring to the business as a recycling project. The third-generation farmer said he doesn't want to see what's coming to Pettis County. “Our group is not opposed to recycling, however we are opposed to another landfill in our county. My anticipati...

Vice President Kamala Harris is visiting Rhode Island today. Here's everything you need to know about the VP's trip to the Ocean State.

Beaverbrooks to give away free jewellery to people with these two names To celebrate the Duke and Duchess’ 10-year wedding anniversary, Beaverbrooks, in Freshney Place, is handing out £100 gift cards to anyone who shares the same name as the royal couple 06:00, 29 APR 2021 Beaverbrooks in Freshney Place, Grimsby A Grimsby jeweller is giving away free jewellery today, Thursday April 29 - but only if your name is Kate or William. To celebrate the Duke and Duchess’ 10-year wedding anniversary, Beaverbrooks, which has a branch in Freshney Place, is handing out £100 gift cards to anyone who ...

The love that retired Josiah Bartlett Elementary School teacher Elizabeth “Beth” Elaine Richards had for her family, friends, community and students, did not come to an end with her death. Beth passed away on April 5, 2021, after a courageous battle with a traumatic brain injury and ultimately succumbing to coronavirus, despite being fully vaccinated. Beth is survived by her husband Dale M. Richards; three children, Lindsay S. Richards, Ian W. Richards and Carrie A. Richards-Westphalen; and her husband Peter D. Dotson-Westphalen; as well as her brother David Dick and many other love...

Photographer Elaine Livingstone has built a powerful tale of a city through its people Published 07 April 2021 BY JENNIFER CONSTABLE for the RPS Journal The photographer Elaine Livingstone has been building a portrait of a city almost every weekday for five years – she has interviewed and photographed more than 1,000 people for the series  .  Some of her most recent portraits in the series, published by the news website Glasgow Live, have featured NHS workers at the frontline of the pandemic.  Livingstone was formerly picture editor of ...