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Premium Content Subscriber only WORKS to restore an 111-year-old pub in the Ipswich CBD have been completed but the focus has now turned to what will fill the historic building. An extension to the Commonwealth Hotel could be on the cards to accommodate a hotelier once again with the current footprint deemed too small to make a modern operation viable. The building, also known as Murphy’s Town Pub, was bought by council-controlled entity Ipswich City Properties in 2014 and was identified as unsafe for occupancy in 2015. The Commonwealth Hotel in the Ipswich CBD. Division 3 councillor and ...

Point Loma businesses happy about extension of outdoor operations - Coastal merchants and leaders including those on the Peninsula are elated the City has extended an interim urgency ordinance allowing permitting for outdoor dining to continue thr...

2. Breckenridge Children's Ski School P8, 1/29/2021, 2 staff cases 3. Breckenridge Grooming and Trail Maintenance, 2/24/20221, 2 staff cases 4. Breckenridge Terrace Building G, Employee Housing, 2/10/2021, 3 resident cases 5. Breckenridge Terrace Building K, Employee Housing, 2/9/2021, 3 resident cases 6. Keystone Mountain House Adult Ski School, 1/31/2021, 2 staff cases 7. Keystone Tenderfoot 7000 Building, Employee Housing, 2/10/2021, 2 staff cases Other outbreaks 2. City Market #420, Grocery Store, 2/10/2021, 3 staff cases 3. Grand Timber Lodge Concierge Department — Peak 8 Prope...

Newberg pub loses liquor license for defying COVID rules February 27 2021 Old Town Pub & Grill continues to operate following sanctions by the county health department and the OLCC. A Newberg business has found itself on the wrong side of state and county government after refusing to adhere to health and safety standards issued to fight the pandemic. For the past several months Old Town Bar & Grill on First and Blaine streets has operated as a "members association" and allowed its patrons to imbibe, socialize and enjoy live music in tight quarters with little or no social distanci...

Judge to visit Monkey Town cemetery to resolve dispute by derek.achong@guardian.co.tt High Court Judge Frank Seep­er­sad has de­cid­ed to take a hands-on ap­proach to re­solv­ing a dis­pute over the re­mains of peo­ple whose graves were al­leged­ly dis­turbed at the Mon­key Town Pub­lic Ceme­tery dur­ing re­cent con­struc­tion work. Dur­ing a vir­tu­al hear­ing of a law­suit of 67-year-old Bar­rack­pore wid­ow Sav­it­ri Sookram, whose fam­i­ly’s plots were al­leged­ly dis­turbed by the road­works un­der­tak­en by the Pe­nal/Debe Re­gion­al Cor­po­...