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Allowing Sandwich businesses to again offer drive-thru service could be among the zoning changes voters will be asked to consider at the May Town Meeting. Such businesses would be restricted to the town’s commercial zone in South Sandwich—in the area around Route 130 and Cotuit and Quaker Meetinghouse roads—but the bylaw could apply to a range of businesses, from drugstores to restaurants. The revival of drive-up windows was discussed by the planning board at its meeting on Tuesday, January 19, and was among several zoning bylaw changes expected to be on the warrant of the annu...

Top 10 Trails in Florida Florida's Legacy Trail | Photo by Brian Gerhardstein This blog has been updated from its original 2014 version. Special acknowledgment: Ken Bryan, RTC's Florida State Director and Senior Strategist for External Relations NOTE: Rails-to-Trails Conservancy urges all individuals seeking trail experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic to practice social distancing at all times and follow the guidelines by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and state and local governments. For more information and resources on how to #RecreateResponsibly outside, go to railst...

Thurston County restaurant hit with judge’s order after violating COVID-19 rules Farm Boy Drive-In Restaurant in Maytown refused to close its indoor dining after Gov. Jay Inslee issued new COVID-19 restrictions. Author: KING 5 Staff Updated: 4:52 PM PST December 17, 2020 OLYMPIA, Wash. — A judge has issued a temporary restraining order against a restaurant south of Olympia that has refused to shut down indoor dining as required by statewide coronavirus restrictions. Washington Department of Labor & Industries spokesperson Tim Church said Thursday that a Thu...

JACK BRUBAKER | The Scribbler In late March, the 2-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Walker, of Gap, died of complications following influenza. In early April, Sarah Haldeman, of Rapho Township, died of complications following influenza. These are snapshots of the ongoing toll. Flu deaths devastated the agricultural community. “Nothing has ever afflicted this county that has affected farm calculations more seriously than this dread disease,’’ Lancaster’s Semi-Weekly New Era reported on Jan. 25, 1919. The pandemic of 1918-19 lasted longer and affected more people in mo...

show tonight. >> and now, john stossel. >> america is a rich country. it seems wrong when there's so much wealth around some americans are still so poor. can't government do something about that? yes we can said lyndon johnson. it called for taking more money from rich people and putting it into welfare and job training. i believed. i was in college then as these students are today. my professors told me that the experts in washington had found the solution to poverty. i believed but then i became a reporter and i watched the war on poverty work or not work. i watched as it created a...