MORDEN The taps in the City of Morden could run dry if the area doesn’t get some rain or snow in the coming months, according to the community’s mayor. Brandon Burley said the lake the community gets drinking water from is dropping so fast, it’s putting the water supply in jeopardy. It comes amid a devastating drought that’s taken hold across southern Manitoba. The city tightened rules around water usage back in May people can’t water their lawns, fill their pools, wash their cars at home and Morden’s spray pad is closed but the level on the lake is still in a sharp decline.
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North Allegheny’s Lizzy Groetsch had 19 points and 13 rebounds against Mt. Lebanon on Wednesday night.
Lizzy Groetsch’s pass to the perimeter allowed Jasmine Timmerson to snap a cold spell midway through the first quarter for the North Allegheny girls basketball team.
Timmerson knocked down a 3-pointer that pulled the Tigers within one and stopped a string of four team misses from the perimeter.
Even when North Allegheny’s shooting touch wasn’t there, the Tigers ability to play a number of styles helped propel them to a 49-36 win over Mt. Lebanon in the WPIAL Class 6A semifinals Wednesday night at home.
martha: things are fabulous. bill: good morning, as we labor over the laker day weekend. good to see you. martha: good to see you. you can t avoid it. good morning, everybody, i m martha maccallum. we have this latest round of economic news which is of course a big disappoint not just for the millions out of work in country, but it can t be going down too well at the white house. bill: stuart varney leads our coverage and good morning to you. first, take us inside the numbers, break it down. okay. there were no new jobs at all created in the month of august. zero. worse yet, you go back to july, and you look at the number of jobs created that month, and this new report cut that number in half. now, if you look at the rolling trend here, we ve only created 40,000 new jobs per month over the last four-months. that s the average over four-months. that s terrible. it would take, what, 170 months to get that would be 14 years, to get back all the jobs that we lost in the reces