LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – A rabid bat has been discovered in a residential area in County Oldham. The Oldham County Department of Health (OCHD) said in a statement that the bat was dead when it was found at La Grange near Main Street. He tested positive for the rabies virus.Read More →
INDORE: Commercial property rentals in Indore, a leading business center in the state, have fallen by around 15% from pre-Covid-19 times due to a drop in the demand and the reduction in office space requirements in the event of a pandemic. In the commercial real estate sector, office space hasRead More →
June 24, 2021Update: June 24, 2021 10:51 p.m. In this photo taken on February 18, 2020, people walk behind a Pacific Gas and Electric truck parked in San Francisco. Jeff Chiu / Associated press A natural gas leak near Morgan Hill prompted evacuations in a residential area Thursday evening, authoritiesRead More →
This specification home slated for 5125 S. Kearney Court in West Village is on 0.71 acres, will have 4,465 finished square feet and a full unfinished basement. It is available for $ 2,925,000. THROUGH FREDA MIKLIN – WRITER West Village, a new 10-unit development in Greenwood Village, just south ofRead More →
MINT HILL – Geez Rite’s Medhanie Alem Catholic Church has identified 6.5 acres of residential property off Wilgove-Mint Hill Road for a new location. Currently, members are spread across congregations in the Charlotte area, including St. Luke Catholic Church and St. John Neumann Catholic Church, according to attorney Richard Peniston.Read More →
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Outdoor operating spaces have become common items on the streets of San Diego and have proven to be lifeguards for many restaurants and businesses that have survived the coronavirus pandemic. “It kept things going,” Thomas Patterson, manager of The Barn in North Park, told Parklet Food Spaces. “All the seatsRead More →
I can’t remember a time in my childhood when a dog didn’t reign over the perch in the Thornton house. They weren’t just pets, they were part of the family. More than a few tears flowed this weekend as I read an article on a local social media page aboutRead More →