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“We did a lot of Grub Hub and all these other companies that do extremely well,” Peter Daniel said. “They’re still doing well because there’s this opening in that market. We obviously picked up a lot of those services to help us.” The inability to have dine-in service hit the Daniels’ restaurants hard, to the point where sales were 50% lower than in previous years. It was the Acton location that kept the business afloat as sales were higher for the entire year, thanks in large part to its 90-seat outdoor dining area. “If you have a big outdoor space, you are positioned well,�...

“We have a real aspiration to build that out and to see that completed,” Martin said Wednesday. “Council and myself are very supportive of moving that project forward.” After an initial 88 units were built more than decade ago, there has been no additional construction by subsequent owners, who each announced ambitious development plans. The land is zoned to hold 707 new homes and features views of the Olympic Mountains and downtown Victoria. Ross Marshall, senior vice- president of the investment properties group at CBRE Limited in Victoria, pointed to today’s hot real estate m...

Virginia Fallon/Stuff The district’s mayor says the vandalism is true to form of a “particular recidivist”. The move was opposed by then-councillor Tony Jack, and described as “PC gone mad” by then-councillor Peter Daniel. Following the decision to include the macrons, a resident lodged a complaint with the ombudsman, complaining the local body elections could be invalidated by the new spelling. The Kāpiti Coast District Council erected the welcome signs in 2011 at a cost of between $7000 and $10,000. After the signs were defaced in September, a council spokesman said there was ...

SHARE One of the few benefits of living through a pandemic is that we suddenly had a lot more time to read books – and though some publishing dates were delayed, in the end it was a treat to be able to lose ourselves in historical epics from Hilary Mantel and Maggie O’Farrell while rooting for Dubai author Avni Doshi at the Booker Prize. Pure page-turning, best-selling escapism came from the likes of former Dubai resident Stuart Turton, and the best non-fiction reflection of the year we’ve lived through was revealed in Yale’s A World Out Of Reach:

11 min read Behind the suburban Amadi-Ama community in southern Port Harcourt is a vital inland water body. This is the Amadi Creek, an estuary which lies on the north of the Bonny River, upstream from the Bight of Benin. Aside from the destructive oil spills, the waterway is also struggling with the swirly toxicity of plastic junks, exposing the fauna to more harm. Peter Daniel, an energetic and muscular man in his 30s, sits on an abandoned brick amidst a vast chunk of plastics. Living as a fisherman in Amadi-Ama community, Mr Daniel spends a lot of time fishing at the creek.