The last Bramhall peacock set to be evicted because he needs his mates
Residents are worried that Pete the peacock is getting lonely, and think he needs a new home
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The last Bramhall peacock, known as Pete,could be evicted from the village because he s lonely (Image: Paul Rushton)
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Kat and George Culver said they were on their way home when they saw the 75-year-olds stranded.
“I just saw them going through their truck and everything and just figured to pull over and see if we can help them, George Culver said.
George quickly sprang into action to help replace the tire until realizing their spare was nearly flat.
So, Tom and Lois slowly followed them to a nearby gas station to fill it with air. Kat and George’s son, Dave, then arrived to lead them to a local tire shop to finish the job.
“Walmart couldn’t fix it so that’s how they ended up at Pep Boys, George Culver said.
Real estate and investment management company Colliers International announced it has completed the sale of the six-story Bicentennial Building at 15 Public Square in downtown Wilkes-Barre.A private equity company led by an investor in Lawrence, New York, purchased the 74,452-square foot multi-tenant office and retail building from Bicentennial Building Associates, said Jeff Algatt, a senior vice president of Colliers investment sales group.
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Families who had been planning to meet up with relatives over the festive season have reacted angrily to the news that Christmas has been cut to one day.