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Regional Council issue wet wood warning in Hawke's Bay 15 Apr, 2021 12:58 AM 2 minutes to read HBRC warns the public against buying wet or green wood as the regions moves into colder months. Photo / File HBRC warns the public against buying wet or green wood as the regions moves into colder months. Photo / File Hawkes Bay Today Hawke's Bay Regional Council has warned the public against buying wet or green wood as the regions moves into colder months. Council procurement lead Mark Heaney said checking purchased wood is fit for purpose remains vital. Read More "Buying wood this close to winter ...

DYER — Residents in Briar Ridge are calling on the town to preserve their investment.  During a Dyer Town Council meeting on Thursday, more than a dozen residents from the gated residential community opposed nullifying a town ordinance from 2016 and its late addition to the meeting agenda. As written, Ordinance No. 2016-21 states any proposed future changes within Briar Ridge would be considered a major change, resulting in developers needing to submit a new preliminary planned unit development (PUD) plan and supporting data for the Dyer Plan Commission's reconsideration. As presen...

Tim Heaney, world traveler and attorney, dies at 74 Erin Adler, Star Tribune Tim Heaney was a student of the world, traveling to remote jungles in New Guinea when few others dared and planning family trips to communist China rather than Disney World. "He enjoyed meeting the locals and he enjoyed the history," said son Mark Heaney. "It was important to him that we have a worldly view of other cultures." Heaney died of Parkinson's disease complications Dec. 31 at a Roseville assisted-living facility, after previously living in Falcon Heights. He was 74. Born in 1946, Heaney was ...

Loudoun County braces for big snow dump, with highest totals expected north and west of DC Tire and hardware stores are seeing a flood of business as neighbors gear up for the first major snowstorm, which could bring 8-12 inches in some parts of the DMV. Author: Bruce Leshan Updated: 6:18 PM EST December 15, 2020 LOUDOUN COUNTY, Va. — Given Tuesday morning's spectacular, sunny weather it's hard to believe areas to the west and north of D.C. are about to get dumped on. But the latest weather models are predicting Western Loudoun County could see anywhere from ...