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What Would a NATO-Russia War Really Look Like?
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Use of demolition waste site in Llanelli is lawful
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Updated: 7:17 PM CDT May 27, 2021
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas The Corpus Christi Sea Wall is an iconic piece of the Sparkling City by the Sea’s landscape. Perhaps you have photos with family on the steps, or maybe you’ve brought friends from out of town to walk along its stretch in downtown Corpus Christi.
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For many of us, it would be hard to imagine downtown Corpus Christi without the sea wall there; the landscape would be drastically different. The wall’s primary purpose is to prevent flooding during a storm surge and massive waves created by hurricanes or tropical storms.
Carmarthenshire will come out of this pandemic for the better insists council leader
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Council leader, Cllr Emlyn Dole THE leader of Carmarthenshire Council has pledged to get the county’s economy moving again, and said many changes forced upon the authority by the Covid pandemic had turned out to be positive. Plaid Cymru councillor Emlyn Dole, who was giving his annual report to full council, said: “Carmarthenshire can and will and come out of this better.” Labour opposition leader, Cllr Rob James, said he felt the report “glosses over” the challenges faced by the county. Cllr Dole said “normal” still seemed a little further ahead but noted the progress of the vaccination programme, with 60 per cent of adults in the Hywel Dda University Health Board area having received their first jab, and 27 per cent both jabs.