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1,513 Building Permits issued 805 Homes Rebuilt (certificate of occupancy issued) 307 Multi-Family Permit Applications Received 305 Multi-Family Permits Issued Government Hazard Tree Removal Update (as of May 12, 2021) Other Updates New Businesses: The Town is sharing its excitement about working with several businesses opening in Paradise! • Grocery Outlet will be opening this fall at their new location 6800 Skyway (the old CVS location). permits last week. • Burnt Barn Distillery is planning a brand new building in the southwestern part of Town to provide a destination for fine-spirit ...
Two Sides Responds to Misleading Claims About the Sustainability of Paper Products in Popular Science Facebook Facebook April 14, 2021 To the editors: Myths about the sustainability of the North American paper industry and its products are common media fodder in today’s world of sensationalized, headline-driven journalism. This time it was the turn of Popular Science to weave together a collection of standard anti-paper tropes into your “Modern paper use is wildly unsustainable” article. Shouldn’t a publication dedicated to reporting on science resist the easy narrative, h...
Rendering from Norris Design Dillon, Summit County and the U.S. Forest Service continue to make progress on a potential workforce housing partnership on Forest Service land near Dillon. The Summit Board of County Commissioners tuned into the Dillon Town Council meeting April 6 for a joint work session on the proposed project. Representatives with the Forest Service also joined the meeting to share their thoughts on the effort along with Norris Design, which provided officials with a pair of new concepts for the site. While planning and negotiations have begun in good faith between all parties...
April 12, 2021 Collins Mtika - Nyasa Times 2 Comments A drive to Mzuzu on the 116 km stretch from Mzimba via Chikangawa in 1998 and before would always be an indelible experience—kilometre after kilometre of undiluted verdant charm. Deforestation at Viphya A panorama of gently undulating hills of forest lushly decorated the roadside beyond the reach of the human eye in Malawi’s northern highlands, just off the grandeur of Lake Malawi. That was the Viphya Plantation in boastful—almost arrogant—glory, a man-made green belt whose history stretches back to the rule of the late Hast...