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By Sarah Tate Feb 8, 2021 Imagine you finally decide to renovate your home. You get excited and start demolishing walls and cleaning out spaces that haven t seen the light of day in a very long time. However, instead of finding years worth of dust, you discover what looks to be a World War II-style explosive hidden the recesses of your home. That s exactly what happened to a man in North Carolina over the weekend. Dr. Ralph Haynes was in the process of renovating his Durham home on Sunday (February 7) when he found a World War II mortar hidden in a cement post in his crawl space. Rather than attempt to dispose of the ordnance himself, he moved it to the garage and called the police, who confirmed it as a mortar round. ....
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DURHAM, N.C. (AP) A North Carolina man's discovery of a World War II-era mortar round in his home Sunday prompted police to close several area roads. Dr. Ralph Haynes, of Durham, told. ....
By Simon Allin @SimonAllin3 Local Democracy Reporter, Barnet, Enfield and Haringey The plant would have produced 100,000 tonnes of concrete-based products every year (Image: Pixabay) A plan to build a concrete works close to homes and a conservation area has been turned down. Councillors rejected an application to build a concrete batching plant on a railway yard behind 400 Edgware Road, Cricklewood, at a meeting of the strategic planning committee on Tuesday. The plans revealed the works would produce around 100,000 tonnes of concrete-based products every year. Planning officers at Barnet Council said the concrete plant would not adversely impact noise or air quality or cause any substantial harm to the nearby Railway Terraces Conservation Area. ....