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City of Kountze has been lifted. Feb. 21, 12:30 p.m.  —  West Jefferson County Municipal Water District lifted their boil water notices Feb. 21, 10:45 a.m.   —  Orange County Water Control and Improvement District No. 1 lifted their boil water notice after providing TCEQ with test results that indicate the water no longer needs to be boiled. Anyone with questions should contact (409) 769-2669. Feb. 20, 4:45 p.m. — The Port Arthur Water Utilities has restored the quality of the water for human consumption purposes only in the areas of the City North of Hwy 73 and provided TCEQ with l...

The Globe and Mail Joan Sullivan Published February 16, 2021 Wooden boats built Newfoundland and Labrador, said Pauline Thornhill, host and producer of CBC-TV’s Land and Sea. And “Henry Vokey has undoubtedly built more wooden boats than anyone in the province.” When she first met him, as the subject of the Land and Sea episode Wood or Nothing in 2009 (a second, One Last Schooner, would be filmed in 2012), Mr. Vokey “was hitting 80 at the time, and suffering from arthritic hands, [but] was still building, in the shed beside his house. He was the guy who just never retired.” Mr...

Brander thrilled to join Road to Regions program Author Timestamp Share on social media When Annette Brander was growing up, she always got a great thrill every time the Brisbane Broncos visited her school to run clinics. Now, years later and as an integral member of the club that once inspired her, the Harvey Norman Queensland Maroons forward can't wait to reciprocate the excitement she felt when she joins the Road to Regions tour this week. "When I was in high school, I remember the Broncos came to visit a few times and set up some passing drills and handed out signed hats," Brander recalls...

Texas bay harvests 40 acres to protect critical oyster population Some 40 acres have been created for Galveston's oysters. Photo courtesy of Galveston Bay Foundation In a first for Galveston Bay, three groups have created a pivotal sanctuary for wildlife. Some 40 acres of new oyster habitat have been constructed in the Upper Galveston Bay/Trinity Bay, the Galveston Bay Foundation announced. The habitat comes after a two-year closure to allow oysters to populate the reefs. Approximately 25 acres of reef will be open for commercial harvest, while 15 remaining acres will be preserved as a br...

In a first for Galveston Bay, three groups have created a pivotal sanctuary for wildlife.