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SIDNEY — The deadline to enter the city of Sidney’s Tree Lottery is June 30.“Although the deadline is drawing near, there is still plenty

The shots that will ring out near Lac Le Jeune on the weekend will have nothing to do with hunting and a lot to do with the Canadian Armed Forces. About 25 of the Rocky Mountain . . .

Eriksmoen: This North Dakotan made laundry day much simpler by inventing the automatic clothes dryer In today's "Did You Know That" column, Curt shares how a young James Moore was inspired to improve the drying process in North Dakota while watching his mother struggle to hang clothes outside on a cold winter day. Written By: Curt Eriksmoen | × Anyone who appreciates the convenience and safety of the automatic clothes dryer can thank former North Dakotan James Moore. iStock / Special to The Forum On a cold, windy, winter day in North Dakota, young James Moore wa...

Compliance team leader Colin Helem said the council had received confirmation requesting that the consent application be withdrawn. “The decision to withdraw the application was mutual between Mr Moore (Rosco owner) and Ravensdown – they have not provided a reason for the withdrawal.” Rosco director Ross Moore was reluctant to comment, but said he had not set out to upset anyone. A packed meeting of the Inangahua Community Board last week heard from several Reefton residents unhappy with the Ravensdown waste proposal. The Ngāti Waewae runanga, which was the only affected party ide...

Ravensdown fertiliser plant in Hornby, Christchurch Photo: Google Maps Rosco Contracting had applied to the West Coast Regional Council for resource consent to take up to 12,000 cubic metres of material stockpiled at the Ravensdown fertiliser plant in Hornby. The waste - mainly contaminated soil and asbestos fines - was to have been buried in sealed pods at the private dump on the outskirts of Reefton. The regional council confirmed today that both parties had pulled out. Compliance team leader Colin Helem said the council had received confirmation this morning requesting that the consent ap...