Why huge gas boilers are set to be built underneath a major Cardiff road
They will form part of what will eventually be a large network
21:29, 9 APR 2021
Where the boilers would go under the Eastern Bay Link Road (Image: Sustainable Energy Ltd)
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Man who allegedly set fire to 3 Masonic halls faces additional charges
Benjamin Kohlman, 42, is facing more charges for allegedly setting fire to three Masonic lodges last week and made a brief court appearance Tuesday.
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Posted: Apr 06, 2021 5:41 PM PT | Last Updated: April 7
Benjamin Kohlman is facing more charges related to three alleged arsons at Masonic halls in Vancouver and North Vancouver.(Felicity Don)
A man accused of setting fire to three Masonic halls in Vancouver and North Vancouver last week is facing further charges.
Benjamin Kohlman, 42, was charged last week with arson and assaulting a police officer in relation to a fire at a Masonic temple near Rupert Street and East 29th Avenue in Vancouver on March 30.
Long-time Kodiak processor Jim Major died peacefully at home on Jan. 10, 2021. Mr. Major managed Eastpoint processing plant in Kodiak for many years and spent the rest of his fisheries career as assistant manager and, later, purchasing agent for Alaska Pacific Seafood.
Mr. Major was born on Nov. 16, 1933, to Jesse Frank Major and Wilma Jean Price Major in Seligman, Missouri. He grew up learning responsibility and the ethic of hard work on the family farm. He missed a lot of school because he helped his grandfather sell molasses. The family moved to New Mexico when Jim was 6 years old. Eventually, the family moved to South Bend, Washington, where Jim worked on an oyster farm.
Opinion/letter: A simple act to help reduce gun violence
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Dear neighbors: I have a favor to ask of you. Please contact our U.S. Senators Warren and Markey and ask them to pass background checks on all gun sales and close the Charleston Loophole. Versions of these bills recently passed the U.S. House of Representatives and will be brought to the floor in the Senate soon. These bipartisan legislative proposals are important stepping-stones to preventing the tragic gun violence experienced every day in this country.
Background checks have been proven to save lives, and nearly 90% of gun owners support these checks on all gun sales. You may already know that Massachusetts has a comprehensive background check system in place. Yet, we are not free from gun crime in this state, and many incidents occur with guns purchased in other states where the laws are weak. In 2017, 69% of Massachusetts crime guns were purchased outside our state. As strong as the Massachusetts backgroun
Police Blotter: Dropped Money Bag At Taziki s Held $3,800 Cash; Man Says He Got Fake $100 Bill From His Boss Monday, April 12, 2021
A woman at a residence on Market Street told police that she had stopped at Taziki s Restaurant that afternoon to pick up a to-go order and believes that she dropped her money bag out of her purse. She says that it held about $3,800 cash. She said she checked with the restaurant and it had not been turned in.
Police were dispatched to St. Peter s Episcopal School, 848 Ashland Terrace, due to suspicious vehicles parked there. The vehicles were backed in at the school, tucked away in the far back parking lot.