At their most recent meeting held Monday evening, a zoning public hearing was heard by the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners and the Lincoln County Planning Board on a request to rezone 11 acres of land located on Ranger Island Road, Mozelle Sherrill Drive and Ranger Island Mariner Road in Denver (Catawba Springs Township). The applicant, Ranger Island Marina Associates has requested this rezoning to permit 27 attached single-family dwelling units, either townhomes or condominiums as well as three lots for single-family detached homes to be located on whatâs known as Ranger Island which is connected to the rest of the subject property by a narrow strip of land. The property is currently zoned single-family residential. The applicant is requesting that it be changed to planned development residential.
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Shop Steward: Coursey says his father “always had a reasonably well-equipped workshop just for playing in.” He has used his own studio, which he built himself a few decades ago, to build enough furniture to put two kids through private school.
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Is Tim Coursey the Finest Artist Dallas Has Ever Produced?
And if he is, then why haven t you heard of him? He calls himself a furniture maker, and that s not untrue. But he s much more than that.
ast year, Tim Coursey published his first short story, “Shelda: A Fable Involving a Well,” in
Southwest Review, SMU’s long-running literary quarterly. It was an impressive feat for a couple of reasons. One, though he has delighted friends for years with his emails the writer David Searcy calls them “sometimes incomprehensible little gems” Coursey started writing in earnest just a few years ago. And, two, he was 72 years old at the time.
Fallen Santa Cruz police Sgt. Butch Baker, Det. Elizabeth Butler remembered Share Updated: 10:56 AM PST Feb 26, 2021 SCPD Sgt. Butch Baker and Det. Elizabeth Butler were the first Santa Cruz Police Department officers to be killed in the line of duty. SOURCE: SCPD Share Updated: 10:56 AM PST Feb 26, 2021 Friday marks the eighth anniversary of when Santa Cruz Police Department Sgt. Butch Baker and Detective Elizabeth Butler were shot to death in the line of duty.Baker and Butler were killed by Jeremy Goulet at 3:24 p.m. on Feb. 26, 2013 when they went to his house to question him about a sexual assault. An intense manhunt followed until Goulet was killed by police in a shootout at 4:06 p.m.RELATED CONTENTSanta Cruz City Council creates Baker-Butler Memorial Day PHOTOS: Santa Cruz s heroes: Detectives killed in line of duty In 2015, the City Council unanimously approved a resolution to honor Santa Cruz s fall