Out There RedNova
HIKES Lake Mead, North Bowl of Fire: Tuesday, hike six to seven strenuous miles through the mountains of sculpted sandstone to an overlook of the Muddy Mountain Wilderness. High-clearance vehicle is required. Contact the Alan Bible Visitor Center at 293-8990.
New Alta area development is proposed Telluride Daily Planet
Developers shattered the silence over the possible fate of the Alta area when they revealed a new proposal to the Mountain Village Town Council Monday morning.
City leaders share their 'Red Ryders' Herald & Review
DECATUR - In the holiday classic movie "A Christmas Story," all Ralphie Parker wanted for Christmas was a Red Ryder carbine action BB gun.
Flying colors: Warmer weather lets Sierra Vista's spirit, diversity shine Sierra Vista Herald
SIERRA VISTA — Jolly-old St. Nicholas rolled down Fry Boulevard at the end of Saturday’s annual holiday procession, adding to the myriad of colors and characters of the festive parade.
SLRD seeks Bill 30 clarification Squamish Chief
The provincial government may have enacted Bill 30 but the Squamish Lillooet Regional District (SLRD) is not giving up.
SLRD seeks Bill 30 clarification Whistler Question
Board wants roadmap to help public, lawmakers understand new process Kim Thompson kthompson@whistlerquestion.com The provincial government may have enacted Bill 30 but the Squamish Lillooet Regional District (SLRD) is not giving up.
Bridge will go ahead despite concerns about blueberries Tri-City News
Construction of a controversial access road for the Golden Ears Bridge through an organic blueberry farm is expected to start soon despite protests. TransLink directors were unmoved by a mass delegation Nov. 17 from vocal opponents of the plan.
Amid uncertainty over Castro Cuba dusts off military show CubaNet
HAVANA, 28 (AFP) - Fighter jets soared over anti-aircraft missiles as Cuba rehearsed for its first military parade in a decade to mark Fidel Castro's 80th birthday, amid expectation that he may appear in the flesh.
Oakley O ROKR Sunglasses The Gadgeteer
Wifi and Bluetooth-capable devices and peripherals are everywhere nowadays, and "going wireless", or having a "wireless lifestyle" seems to be on a lot of our minds.
On Architecture: The suburbs don't have to be boring Seattle Post-Intelligencer
How do we create suburbs that are good places to live at the same time that they're interesting places to explore. Or another way to ask the question: What should the burbs be learning from the city?
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