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The city of Clear Lake is moving forward with its future library expansion project before it has closed on the former Woodford Lumber & Home Co. building. The Clear Lake City Council, in a 3-2 vote, with Mike Callanan and Gary Hugi opposed, approved a design partnership agreement with Bergland + Cram, of Mason City, to help the city envision a path forward for the project, including cost, scope and timeline, at its meeting Monday evening. The Clear Lake City Council met Monday evening to act on several items related to its park and library expansion projects.  Ashle...

Kansas Pool Store Floods After Freezing Temperatures Cause Fault in Fire Sprinkler Line Duration: 00:42 A store in Hutchinson, Kansas, was severely flooded on February 15 after freezing temperatures in the area wreaked havoc with the building’s sprinkler system. The owners of Ebeling Pools received an early morning phone call from their alarm company, as well as the local police, to say that there was water coming from their store. “The six inch sprinkler line for the building enters in room adjacent to our store. The line froze and broke. From security cameras the leak started about 5....

Erie County restaurants welcome fans back inside for Bills playoff game Due to state rules, bars and restaurants still had to close by 10 p.m. despite the late start. Author: WGRZ Staff Updated: 12:01 AM EST January 17, 2021 BUFFALO, N.Y. — Erie County bars and restaurants were able to welcome people inside for the first time in a while on Saturday night.  In the orange zone, restaurants were limited to outdoor seating or takeout. That changed in recent says, following a lawsuit against the state. They're now allowed to open at 50 percent capacity, with seve...

Perham City Council approves use of alleyway for drive-thru coffee business A new coffee shop with a drive-thru window is planning to move into what is currently Boedy Appliance on Main Street. Written By: RosaLin Alcoser | × The city of Perham approved a subleased of the alleyway behind the current Boedy Appliance with Tick Tock Coffee which would allow the coffee shop to put in a drive-thru window. (RosaLin Alcoser/Focus) Perham’s Main Street as the shop could be getting a new coffee shop with a drive-thru window in the building that currently houses Boedy A...