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  SASKATOON -- The Saskatoon Fire Department was called to the Prairie Heights condo 20 times in February, according to Feb. 25 condo board meeting minutes obtained by CTV News. At the meeting, Assistant Fire Chief Yvonne Raymer said 1416 20th St. W. is the worst building in the city and she recommended the condo board seek legal counsel. The condo owners in the meeting said that some landlords who own units in the building are not managing their tenants and that their tenants are allowing people into the building who should not be there, including to buy drugs and do drugs. “Anytime ...

At the board meeting, Assistant Fire Chief Yvonne Raymer said 1416 20th St. W. is the worst building in the city and she recommended the condo board seek legal counsel. The condo owners in the meeting said that some landlords who own units in the building are not managing their tenants and that their tenants are allowing people into the building who should not be there, including to buy drugs and do drugs. “Anytime we’ve spoken to the condo owners we’ve advised them to seek legal counsel in order to go before the court and appoint an administrator or exercise their authority under th...

is a weekly column on all things gravel. A big part of the fun of gravel racing is the anticipation and the exploration of places you’ve never been before. Often, even races that have been held for years withhold course details until just days before the event. To wet your whistle for the just-announced ’Rad Dirt Fest in Trinidad, Colorado, though, I wanted to share some of the highlights from the meat of the course that climbs up into the Sangre de Cristos in southern Colorado. This past weekend, Life Time launched a new event slated for October 2-3, featuring three gravel courses and t...

Made in Virginia 2020: Style & Beauty Winners March 11, 2021 × Two Jaynes, South Riding It’s no secret that lifestyle brand Two Jaynes’ bestselling products are Morse Code jewelry. But the messages on each piece don’t exactly live in plain sight. Mother-daughter duo Sara Jayne and Macy Jane use tiny, colorful beads to customize bracelets, necklaces, and earrings with words or phrases in Morse code. The Jaynes also design and make all the packaging in their Loudoun County studio space. Each bracelet is slip-on style with river shell beads and gold-plated brass fin...

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