Portland smelter operator Alcoa denies koala had severe burns when removed from grounds
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Ambrose the koala was found with such severe burns he had to be put down.
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Authorities are investigating how a koala found on a golf course in south-west Victoria was so seriously burnt and in distress it later had to be euthanased.
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A koala was found severely burnt and in pain at Portland s golf course on January 28
The company that operates a nearby aluminium smelter moved a koala to the golf course the day before, but says it wasn t injured
Regency Centers Corp. said it expects to write off $7 million to $9 million in costs for the fourth quarter of 2020 because of decisions not to pursue certain projects.
The Jacksonville-based shopping center developer said that includes about $5.3 million for a project in San Francisco.
Regency also said it sold five shopping centers in the fourth quarter for a gross price of $77.8 million.
Regency operated 414 properties across the country at the end of the third quarter.
“An extensive and thoughtful review of our investment pipeline has helped us make the most appropriate decisions with regard to each of our projects through the lens of the current environment, as we pivot toward a post-COVID world,” CEO Lisa Palmer said in a news release.
Nottingham restaurants, pubs and cafes that closed for good in 2020
The pandemic has resulted in many more closures than usual
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Loch Fyne in King Street (Image: Joseph Raynor/ Nottingham Post)
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Shad Khan
The Jacksonville Jaguars owner sees little success on the field, but is on the brink of a $450 million Lot J development.
Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shad Khan is ending the year with a losing 2020 season on the field but a $245.3 million taxpayer-backed investment for his proposed $450 million Lot J development on the table.
Khan’s milestone 100th loss Nov. 22 since buying the Jaguars in 2012 did not deter the 70-year-old Forbes 400 billionaire from pursuing his real estate ambitions in Downtown’s Sports and Entertainment District.
His entertainment, hotel, residential and retail Lot J project west of TIAA Bank Field with partner The Cordish Companies is up for City Council debate in early January.
Dec 23, 2020
An East Liverpool school staffer prepares the Potter Brunch bag pickups prior to the holiday season Friday, which will give each student 14 days worth of meals. Also note the plethora of frozen turkeys and hams that many of the families also received through the many generous people in the East Liverpool community. (Submitted photo)
EAST LIVERPOOL For this holiday season, volunteers hit a landmark accomplishment.
Not only have they distributed close to 200,000 meals to East Liverpool students since classroom doors were shuttered in 2020 due to the pandemic, members of the school district staff and the community donated almost $7,000 through the effort of city Councilman Jeff Kreefer and his project to provide gift cards, hams and turkeys to families in need within the district.