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Animal advocates urge donation of crates after dog dies chained up in freezing cold temperatures
Animal advocates are warning cold weather can be deadly for pets after a dog froze to death in an igloo meant to be shelter.
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DETROIT (WXYZ) â The one thing that s certain, Buddy, a senior dog, deserved a better life. Buddy didn t deserve to be chained up around the clock in his owner s backyard in southwest Detroit. And Buddy certainly didn t deserve to suffer in the frigid weather and die. Michelle was with me doing assessments and said, Buddy is frozen dead in his igloo, said Gina Freemon, who had just assessed Buddy on January 10 when she and volunteers with C.H.A.I.N.E.D. Inc first visited with the dogs during outreach.
Local florists speak on Valentine s during a pandemic
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CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas â COVID-19 has really hit several businesses, local flower shops have had to deal with the pandemic, the increase in the price of flowers and according to Robin Reames, it s because of the novel coronavirus.
âBecause of the countryâs that we get some of the flowers from, for example ecuador, they have been hit hard by COVID and so they donât have the workers to pick the flowers. Red roses are going to be a little harder to find than in years past.
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Cullompton Relief Road artist impression. Picture: Devon County Council Plans for Cullompton’s long-awaited and ‘essential’ relief road have been unanimously given the go ahead. After more than two hours of debate on Wednesday, (January 15), Mid Devon District Council’s planning committee voted in favour of the new road that aims to take traffic out of the town centre. The £15million relief road scheme, which officers recommended for approval, will see the new road built to connect Station Road to Duke Street near the Meadow Lane junction and to divert traffic away from travelling through Cullompton town centre. It is primarily proposed to address existing traffic and transport problems within the town, and the associated impacts on air quality, environment, and amenity.