Puppy in Animal Cruelty Case Euthanized, Suspect Freed From Custody While Awaiting Court
A Riverside man accused of two felony crimes including animal cruelty was out of custody Monday without having to post bail because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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A Riverside man accused of two felony crimes including animal cruelty was out of custody Monday without having to post bail because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Work underway on 110 affordable apartments in North Portland February 11 2021 The Cathedral Village Apartments project is being developed by Catholic Charities of Oregon and Related Northwest. Shovels thrust into wintry soil was the first step for a budding new affordable housing community in North Portland. When completed in July 2022, Cathedral Village Apartments will offer overhead views of the soaring St. Johns Bridge, the rumble and hum of freight trains 'round back, and 110 units for Portlanders to call home. Development partners Catholic Charities of Oregon and Related N...
A Ipswich company has been appointed to oversee the construction of the first new ward at the hospital in six years
FOUR buildings in the heart of Ipswich are set to be redeveloped as West Moreton Health furthers its plans to transform the city’s health precinct. It comes after West Moreton Health officials on Friday revealed it had acquired the South Street sites from Ipswich City Council for a whopping $20.65 million. The WG Hayden Humanities Centre, the Hayden Centre and the Ipswich Global Information Centre – which houses the Interim Children’s Library – are among the sites to be sold. Property Foote Lane and Limestone Street will also be repurposed under the plan. State Member for Bundamba ...
Lizzie Fitch and Ryan Trecartin, still from “Ready,” 2010. (Image courtesy of the artists) With frenetic editing, absurdist humor and a stubbornly improvisational ethos, artists Lizzie Fitch and Ryan Trecartin create deliriously non-narrative videos, sculptures and installations that both investigate and embody the arch, hyper-self-consciousness of social media and reality television. On Feb. 4, Fitch and Trecartin will discuss their collaborative practice as part of the spring Public Lecture Series, sponsored by the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts at Washington University in St. L...