| Could a mall be coming to Crestview?
Word of a possible shopping center in Crestview spawns the usual questions. What stores? What restaurants? Where at? How soon? A Crestview City Council workshop Monday tried to answer this question: "How do we pay for it?" A development agency hoping to build a shopping, dining and entertainment destination in Crestview says it will take a team effort to make the project a reality. Land Capital Group made a presentation prior to the regular Crestview City Council meeting requesting an economic development partnership between the developer, the city and Okaloosa County. "Think of this as a local economic stimulus package," Scott Davison of Land Capital Group told the council. "We know people in Crestview would love to see something like this, but without help from you, it’s not possible." The council approved a consent agenda motion to authorize city representatives to approach the county to discuss the project.
Police Seek Suspect In Attempted Windsor Abduction
Windsor police are looking for man wanted in connection with an attempted abduction of an 18-year-old female at the Windsor Shopping Center. Police have identified the man as Anthony Stone, and they are seeking the publics assistance in locating him. Stone is wanted for questioning in the attempted abduction which happened around 1:00 p.m. Friday as the teenage girl was walking to work at the mall. .
Labour turns guns on Salmond
Flooding the country with cheap Eastern European labour, driving down wages and conditions, and keeping native Scots out of much needed jobs. 2. Banning smoking. ie. More erosion of personal freedoms. People had already stopped smoking on public transport, and in the workplace. Pubs and clubs could quite easily have been encouraged to set up no smoking areas without draconian new laws. 3. Sectarianism. Outside of some football grounds and certain pubs, how big a problem was sectarianism in 21st century Scotland? I'm old enough to remember the 60's when this was a real issue (particulary on the West Coast), but it was an issue that was dying a natural death as Christianity lost it's grip. 4. Aid to Malawi!!!!!! It's NOT Malawi that needs aid.
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New and returning talent sees CAOS – formerly Chichester Amateur Operatic Society – at the top of their game with an enchanting dose of misty Scottish time-travelling romance. Kerrie Wenham, in her first CAOS role for five years, shows herself a natural leading lady as the spirited Fiona MacKeith; opposite her, Southsea's Andy Murray in his first show for CAOS, is just perfect as Tommy Albright, the wandering American who wanders into her life across the centuries. You need something to click between the two, and it certainly does. Their relationship is key, and Wenham and Murray give it genuine heart, singing with feeling and real passion and bringing to life this most unlikely of romances. Brigadoon is a village which is fated to appear for just one day every century – or to see it from Brigadoon's point of view, each night a hundred years passes.
China apprehends 56 major economic crime suspects from overseas in ...
BEIJING, Jan. 30 (Xinhua) -- China apprehended 56 major economic crime suspects from more than 20 countries and regions in 2007, according to the Ministry of Public Security. The ministry's spokesman, Wu Heping, told reporters on Wednesday that the suspects involved came from places including the Kyrghyz Republic, South Africa, the Philippines, Thailand and Myanmar. The "splendid results" were achieved by intensified efforts last year to apprehend fugitives who had allegedly fled abroad through enhanced cooperation with international communities, Wu said. The Chinese government had stepped up law enforcement cooperation with countries including the Netherlands, the United States and Canada through work-related contacts and data exchange, as well as actual apprehensions.
From the Editor :
Hansen also admitted to making a hash of the sentencing, saying that "Mr Singh can feel himself fortunate that he has reaped the benefit of database and human errors." Oh dear... So, just when it all seemed to be resolved with the minimum of fuss (which was actually a great deal) we now have plenty to chat about. Let's hear it then... Elsewhere, Sir Richard Hadlee has lent his weight to Jesse Ryder following his surprise call up to the New Zealand side, and Ravi Bopara wants to play more Test cricket. Quelle surprise, eh? Here's to another fine day of banter - take it away folks! Cheers, The C365 team .
'Clean' power plant might be trashed
April 2006: Ohio offers to house the plant in Meigs or Tuscarawas counties. • May 2006: Six other states submit 10 potential sites for the plant. • July 2006: Ohio is passed over for four finalist sites in Illinois and Texas. • November 2007: Energy Department completes environmental impact statements for the four finalist sites. • Dec. 18, 2007: Power and coal companies name Mattoon, Ill., as FutureGen's home. • Dec. 18, 2007: Federal officials put the project on hold, citing ballooning construction costs that put the proposed plant at $1.8 billion. .
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