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Moreland Greens councillor James Conlan responds to criticisms leveled by Moreland’s football clubs and wants to set the record straight while calling for unity

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Isle of Wight County Schools is proposing two changes to its five-year capital improvements plan.

The first involves moving up the date for a proposed redesign of all nine schools’ lobbies to include “vestibules.” The term refers to a security feature that entails creating an

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WHILE many people are mourning their once-luscious garden lawns, scorched by the hot weather, Dawne Deeks is making neighbours green with envy.

Teaching assistant Dawne, 51, a married mum of two, is not facing a hosepipe ban, but should that come it is no problem as all she uses to tend

If they are honest with themselves, there's hardly a soul who hasn't wondered about the mobile homes across from Will Rogers Beach. Direct access to one of the nicest beaches on the coast, a village of homes and a Pacific Palisades address. It does make one stop and consider!

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D'Argent Companies has come a long ways since 2004 when it got its first big commercial deal when it was tasked with constructing a Dollar General in Mansura.

Since then, the Alexandria-based company has built over 50 Dollar Generals throughout the U.S. and has been a leader and innovato

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Costa Mesa dog lovers may see some changes at the city’s Bark Park play area, as city officials announced this week some 8,000 square feet of turf is being renovated at the 2-acre area off Arlington Drive near TeWinkle Park.

The maintenance work began Wednesday, as crews closed the sma

A “Pocket Park” in the City of Cedar Springs is one of nine projects approved for a grant by the Right Place, Inc.

The Right Place, Inc., in collaboration with the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) announced that The Right Place will receive $3.6 million in funding fro

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Much of the country has experienced drought and extreme heat this summer, and turfgrass lawns are feeling the pain.

There are steps we can take, however, to mitigate the damage while still trying to conserve precious wat