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UPDATE: The new telecommunications tower proposed for the Northside of Mackay has been put on hold to allow time for local residents to have their say.
The proposal would grant Stilmark Holdingâs a lease of council-owned land in Gillhams Park at 5 Gemini Drive in Andergrove for $20,000 a year.
Stilmark has applied to build the 35m telecommunications monopole to increase the quality of services for 4G and 5G networks including Telstra, Optus and TPG (formerly Vodafone).
Voting on the proposal was adjourned until councilâs next meeting on May 26.
INITIAL WEDNESDAY 5AM: A new telecommunications tower planned for the northside of Mackay could boost reception while paying the council $20,000 per year.
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Small, family-run businesses give our San Francisco neighborhoods their unique flavor. Frank Dunnigan takes a subjective look at a few of the places that helped shape our west side communities, some that are still going strong.
The secrets of the San Francisco Columbarium
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The Columbarium, 1 Loraine Court, San Francisco.Andrew Chamings
Most Bay Area folk know the oft-repeated fact that the Colma has more dead bodies than living ones it s true and it s not even close. The town, formed in 1924 as one of America s only necropolises, has a living population of about 1,700, but entombs about 1.5 million bodies.
The reason that the little town a few miles south of San Francisco is one big graveyard is the mass (and pretty gruesome) movement of bodies that occurred a century ago.
But one beautiful building in San Francisco, hidden down the end of a dead end street just north of Golden Gate Park, still stands as a vestige to a time when the city was covered in graves.