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Mount Roskill residents fight to keep an iconic state house from demolition. The bulldozers were outside 3 Roseman Ave when John Leach​ realised what he needed to do to save the old state house. He was on the phone to Kāinga Ora immediately: “I had to say to them – I’ve had the idea, it’s actually really good and you’ll have to take away the bulldozers.” Like so many others in the Auckland neighbourhood, the Mt Roskill state house was slated for demolition. David White/Stuff Sitting at the base of Mt Roskill, the twin state houses are some of the last few standing.

City fast tracks plan to sell hospital building Posted by Katherine Rose | Jan 15, 2021 Photo taken in the former Sitka Community Hospital hallway- the building is currently being leased by SEARHC to house long-term care. (KCAW/Kwong) The city is moving forward with plans to sell the former Sitka Community Hospital building. And the public may get a chance to weigh in during the municipal election next October. But in order for that to happen, the city has to move quickly. Last fall, the Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium approached the city, interested in purchasing the former Sitk...

WOODBURY, CT - Gertrude Hardisty, of Woodbury, died Wednesday, January 13 surrounded by her family. She was the widow of Chester C. Hardisty. Gert was born in Waterbury, CT November 15, 1929, daughter of the late Henry and Katherine (Conley) Cassidy. She was a graduate of Staasburg High School in Staatsburg, NY. Subscribe She grew up in a tight-knit family whose lives were deeply affected by the depression, the tragic deaths of their father and two spouses just as brothers were called overseas to serve in World War II, leaving mother and daughters to share financial and child rearing chores. ...

Gertrude Hardisty WOODBURY – Gertrude Hardisty, of Woodbury, died Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2021, surrounded by her family. She was the widow of Chester C. Hardisty. Gert was born in Waterbury, Conn., Nov. 15, 1929, daughter of the late Henry and Katherine (Conley) Cassidy. She was a graduate of Staatsburg High School in Staatsburg, N.Y. She grew up in a tight-knit family whose lives were deeply affected by the depression, the tragic deaths of their father and two spouses just as brothers were called overseas to serve in World War II, leaving mother and daughters to share financial and child rea...

CLC boss Andy Mitchell says action at London sites now needed as ‘matter of urgency’