Your chance to save cash is right around the corner.
Beginning Thursday, you will not have to pay sales tax in the state on a wide range of items that will get you outdoors.
It’s the first “Freedom Week” part of a tax package signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis in May.
You can buy kayaks, bikes, camping gear; even bug spray will not be taxed.
People told us they will grab their carts and gear up for the outdoors ad spend some special time with their families grills for your cookout, coolers to head to the beach with, fishing supplies, water gear and sunscreen, you name it, everything you need to have fun in the sun.
Thames Water fined £4m after catastrophic sewage spill
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Thames Water fined £4m for catastrophic sewage leak at New Malden park
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He had work done to repair plaster damage and damp in his property, only for the work to cause further damage.
While Thames paid the contractor just under £4,000, it is understood the company is refusing to accept liability for the shoddy work, arguing the contractor had been appointed by Zorzo’s managing agent, making it their and the contractor’s responsibility.
The company has argued against entering into mediation with Zorzo, saying through its solicitor that it would be a waste of time and suggested it is an issue to be settled in court.
Zorzo added that the contractor was managed through Thames insurance company and that the water company has settled the bill and therefore voided all warranty. “If it was one of my contractors that had been instructed to do that, that would be up to me, but Thames take no responsibility for the contractors’ shoddy work. It’s an ongoing headache,” he said.
Heroes In Transition will hold its sixth annual Ruck4HIT.
Kicking off at 6 a.m. April 30 and ending at noon on May 2, the Not Your Ordinary Ruck4HIT Challenge Weekend will allow people to participate either in person in Mashpee or virtually from anywhere in the world.
People can register as an individual, or create a team at www.heroesintransition.org. The deadline to sign up for the race is 11:59 p.m. on April 5.
“This year, we already have over a dozen teams who will be competing in a variety of ways, Ruck4HIT co-organizer Steve Spencer said. Some will be running with rucksacks, while others are creating their own challenge, from walking to running to bicycling to kayaking to even playing pickleball. The great part about this year’s event is people get to choose how they want to participate while giving back to individuals who are serving and have served our country.”