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Thai restaurant 'major risk' to public health
A mouse-infested Thai restaurant has been forced to close due to the “major risk” it posed to public health.
* No one will judge you if you choose a different one just because it's funny :laugh:
Thai restaurant 'major risk' to public health
A mouse-infested Thai restaurant has been forced to close due to the “major risk” it posed to public health.
* No one will judge you if you choose a different one just because it's funny :laugh:
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Woman charged after allegedly leaving child in vehicle while shopping.
It happened over the weekend, my town is VERY small, so everyone already had heard about it before it got out to the news. People these days, it's ridiculous, leaving your 2 year old child in the car with the windows up while you shop for 20 minutes, and it was when it was actually sunny and warm up here! :explode:0 -
Sexy Bridget driving force in Halifax bridge safety adsDrivers using the harbour bridges in Halifax have a new sassy, sultry critic named Bridget.
With only two spans connecting Halifax to Dartmouth, the Nova Scotia capital can’t afford to have fender benders slowing traffic to a snail’s pace. That’s where the imaginary guardian of the bridges comes in.
“I like a driver who takes it slow,” says the innuendo-filled message from one of two billboards showing Bridget in her best avatar pose.0 -
Staines-upon-Thames name change confirmed The change of name to Staines-upon-Thames will come into effect at a ceremony next May Continue reading the main story
The Surrey town of Staines is to change its name to Staines-upon-Thames with the aim of promoting its riverside location and boosting its economy.0 -
Mentally ill Welwyn Garden City hospital patient still missing
A MENTALLY-ILL man who disappeared while receiving four weeks of psychiatric treatment at the QE2 Hospital ...
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Oxford University students warned 'no pyjamas in hall'
Oxford University students have been warned to end the "slovenly practice" of eating breakfast in pyjamas in their dining hall. The reprimand was set out in ...
(OK so the oxford ones actually had 2 football stories above...but dulltimes, this was the 3rd)0 -
3 semis involved in crash cause Interstate closure
ELIZABETHTOWN, KY (WAVE) – A crash involving three tractor-trailers has shut down a portion of an interstate.
Northbound I-65 at the Barren/Hart County line has been closed and is expected to remain shut down for 10 to 12 hours.
Traffic is being diverted off I-65 at Park City/Exit 48 to US 31W and back on at Horse Cave/Exit 58.
Drivers are being told to expect long delays.0 -
Delight as Titanic Belfast staircase is opened to the public
FUN TIMES!!!:glasses:0 -
Starbucks coffee experience lands in Helsinki airport
The global Starbucks coffee chain opened its first outlet in Finland at the Helsinki airport Tuesday, after conquering new territory at airports in Sweden and Norway.
The airport is actually in Vantaa
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Timmins forest fire evacuations end
"Two trailer parks in the Timmins area were evacuated Sunday night due to a nearby fire. Everyone has since returned to their homes."
A secondary highway is also closed due to this fire as of this morning...hope everyone's okay :S0 -
Olympic torch arrival in North Wales starts with a party
For the next two weeks until the Olympic flame’s arrival in Aberystwyth on Sunday, May 27 the Daily Post will preview the route of the torch’s journey and profile some of the 200 or more torchbearers who will carry it.0 -
Miami woman imprisoned for life in drug-murder hit likely to be freed
I love Miami. :grumble:0 -
ORSANCO Seeks Comment On River Pollution
(Erlanger, Ky.) - The public can weigh in on pollution control standards for the Ohio River.
The Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission is the river’s pollution watchdog. It includes representatives from each of the eight states bordering the river, as well as the federal government.
ORSANCO will have a public hearing on revised standards for wastewater discharge into the river. It will be June 19 at the Airport Holiday Inn, 1717 Airport Exchange Blvd., Erlanger, Kentucky.0 -
Rains pound River Forest subdivision
Residents of River Forest subdivision, located south of Texas FM 359 and a mile east of the Foster High School complex, were keeping a wary eye Monday on continuing deterioration from erosion of a huge Fort Bend County drainage ditch after the dam at the end which controlled water flow into the Brazos River imploded during the weekend thunderstorms.
The erosion threatens a 135-foot steel and concrete bridge that crosses the ditch on Forest View Drive in River Forest. The ditch is part of drainage program that picks up water at Riverside Ranch subdivision on Texas FM 723, which runs north out of Rosenberg and intersects Texas FM 1093 (Westheimer).
exciting stuff, :P0 -
Colchester Roman circus visitor centre a step closer
Plans for a visitor centre at the site of a former Roman chariot track in Essex have moved a step closer. The Colchester Archaeological Trust (CAT) has completed the purchase of an old army education building on the site of the town's former garrison. The building is close to the remains of a quarter-mile (400 metre) chariot circus that was discovered in 2004.0 -
I'm a journalist and one week as an intern on the local paper during my course was enough to put me off for life :laugh:0
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Homeless Man Sues Bastrop Over Treasure
The homeless man, who found thousands of dollars worth of gold coins and cash near the Colorado River in a Bastrop park has sued the city.
Read more: http://www.myfoxaustin.com/dpp/video/Homeless-Man-Sues-Bastrop-Over-Treasure20120514-ktbcw-#ixzz1uwmNSNas0 -
updated Voter turnout down in municipal elections
Nearly 40 per cent of eligible New Brunswick voters cast ballots in the municipal, district education council, and regional health board elections - fewer than in 2008. 7:24 AM ET Read 3 comments30 -
SW Ohio roadways may be blocked by oversized trailer loads weighing as much as elephant herd
MIDDLETOWN, Ohio — Officials in southwest Ohio are warning drivers that crews hauling several unusually oversized loads will slow traffic to a crawl on some roadways this week.
Four massive metal boxes used to produce industrial gases are being transported from the Ohio River near Cincinnati to a supplier in Middletown, about 30 miles away.
The so-called "cold boxes" measure up to 175 feet long and 19.5 feet high. The smallest weighs 119 tons, roughly the same as a dozen Asian elephants.
The trailer will travel no more than 5 mph and take a roundabout route to avoid highway overpasses and other potential obstacles. It will be accompanied by state troopers and by power company trucks that can raise utility lines to clear the way as needed.
The first two-day shipment starts Wednesday.0 -
'Bullish' contract talks
SPECULATION the Federal Government might walk away from plans to close power stations, potentially including several in the Latrobe Valley, has gathered momentum.0 -
It's all go here!!!
Speed limit reduced outside school0 -
Teen blamed 'crack house' for mother's addiction, court told
— A 17-year-old boy told police he wanted to burn down a “crack house” because he blamed the home for his mother's drug addiction.0 -
Man shot by friend when prank goes wrong
ABC2 News - 11 hours ago
ELKTON, Md. (WMAR) - A man is recovering after being shot by his best friend in a prank that went wrong. Cecil County spokesperson Lt. Michael Holmes says ...0 -
Chinese airline to cut services to Manila
State media say a major Chinese airline will suspend some flights to the Philippines to reflect a drop in tourists traveling there amid a standoff between Beijing and Manila over territory in the South China Sea.
The official Xinhua News Agency says China Southern Airlines will cut its normal schedule of two flights daily between Guangzhou city and Manila down to a single flight on certain days, from May 26 to June 30. The report did not give further details.
The two countries have been in a standoff at Scarborough Shoal since April 10 when Philippine authorities accused Chinese boats of illegal fishing. The two countries are among six claimants of the shoal area.
China's National Tourism Administration last week issued a travel safety alert for the Philippines.0 -
Nantwich bucks the trend as homebuyers give it stamp of approval
Housing market booms in Nantwich
NANTWICH is proving it is one of the most desirable places to live by bucking the regional housing market trend.
Nothing ever happens here - but a very pretty place all the same!!!0 -
These are great!!!! But I live in Canberra, the capital of Australia and its where the politicians live and it's sitting week, so no interesting news for us, just political boring stuff...
So I googled my home town and all top five were related to a stabbing a few days back. Makes my town look dangerous and sad! So I'll just continue reading yours!!!0 -
"Montreal throws its support behind southern Quebec greenbelt" It's about protecting the wetlands and undeveloped lands in southern Quebec. I was sure it would be something about student protesters lol0
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'Bullish' contract talks
SPECULATION the Federal Government might walk away from plans to close power stations, potentially including several in the Latrobe Valley, has gathered momentum.
Your a Tasmanian!!! Me too, I'm kind of from Launceston, all I could find was a stabbing! Although I did find something about yoghurt and milk supplying Coles Australia wide lol.0 -
"Woman bit, terrier mauled during attack at Brevard's dog-friendly beach"
Not a whole lot exciting happening in Indian Harbour Beach, FL. I love it that way.0 -
"You too can join U2 service.
A minister will be swapping traditional hymns for tracks by rock band U2 at a communion service with a difference this weekend."
I'm very, very amused.0 -
I want to go! I hope the minister wears huge yellow sunglasses :laugh:"You too can join U2 service.
A minister will be swapping traditional hymns for tracks by rock band U2 at a communion service with a difference this weekend."0 -
Doctor warns dangerous bacteria lurking in Florida
24-year-old woman contracts flesh eating bacteria0
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