Whether you’re moving, upgrading or just want to get rid of that pile of old electronics gathering dust in your home, it takes an extra step to dispose of electronics. For those in the Milwaukee area looking to dispose of their electronics, whether that’s laptops or TVs, here’s what you need to know. Can I … [Read more…]
The Greenwood Lake Air Show, in its 14th year, delivered thrills, excitement and entertainment to more than 37,000 people – 2,000 more than last year. Tim Wagner, chairman of the air show, said it brought some of the world’s best aerobatic performers, along with new and vintage aircraft to West Milford. It also featured the … [Read more…]
If you want to learn about the history of anything, go straight to the source. For a look into the celebration and birthplace of Juneteenth, take a drive down to Galveston Island and immerse yourself in its rich history. It was here that approximately 250,000 enslaved people learned of their freedom two and … [Read more…]
A new agreement intended to help the Pittsburgh Land Bank return more vacant and distressed land to active use hit a snag in City Council on Tuesday, as members wrestled with their role in choosing buyers. Councilor Deb Gross, who led Tuesday’s post-agenda discussion, said the city has three pathways to sell land: through the … [Read more…]
My 1980 high school yearbook was a sign of the times. Inside was a picture of a massive billboard opposite the home of the 82nd Airborne Division on Fort Bragg Boulevard. Its message encapsulated the legacy of the Jimmy Carter presidency: “Iran, Let Our People Go.” That is what we had become: a mendicant begging … [Read more…]
Worcestershire County Council is one of the first authorities in the country to pilot Demand Responsive Transport, a public transport service where vehicles travel on demand rather than using fixed routes and timetables. This is Worcestershire’s second ‘on-demand’ bus service following the success of the Bromsgrove pilot. Malvern now has two DRT buses, operated by Malvern … [Read more…]
Published: Wednesday, 14th June 2023 Eagle-eyed residents will now be able to spot some brand new and inspiring designs on the side of the recycling vehicles. Earlier this year, the Council encouraged children and young people to send in drawings and artwork showing what recycling means to them, with the winning images being printed and … [Read more…]
THE TOURNAMENT: The 40th Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Girls Soccer Tournament will take place Thursday-Saturday, June 15-17, at Southeast Sales Powersports Stadium at Uihlein Soccer Park in Milwaukee, Wis. TICKET INFORMATION: Ticket prices for the tourney are $11 per game plus online fees and must be purchased on-line on the WIAA website through GoFan, the WIAA ticketing … [Read more…]
GREEN-minded residents can have another say on Warwick district’s net zero plan. People are invited to share their views on the proposed modifications made to Warwick District Council’s Net Zero Carbon Development Plan Document following public hearings and the submission of the document to the Government’s Planning Inspectorate. The latest consultation which runs until July … [Read more…]
Joe Bursik is not included in the England Under-21 squad for this summer’s European Championships. The goalkeeper played a big role in helping England reach the finals but has suffered with injuries since leaving Stoke City for Club Brugge in January. Now aged 22 but still eligible for selection – this competition is for players … [Read more…]