Carving out his niche
Some call him “The Squirrel Man,” but Ward Johnson’s creations go way beyond simple wooden rodents.
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Mall Glut to Clog Market for Years In every downturn, retail landlords struggle and store vacancies rise. But this time, a decade of overbuilding means high occupancy rates at malls may not return for years.read more...
IPC US Real Estate Investment Trust loses US$5.3 million in Q2 (Canadian Press via Yahoo! News) TORONTO (CP) - IPC US Real Estate Investment Trust is reporting a second-quarter net loss of $5.3 million US after one-time costs from the refinancing of a large mortgage.read
Pound4000 Fine For River Pollution A BUILDING firm has been ordered to pay more than 5,000 in a fine and costs for polluting the River Kent with diesel.via
Home depot proposed 300 feet from Lowe's in South San Francisco Dubuque Avenue could become more of a go-to place for contractors and homeowners looking to renovate their abodes.read more...
Japan cracks down on human trafficking By Hiroyuki Koshoji Jun. 17, 2005 at 6:27AM Japan passed legislation to crack down on human trafficking by introducing tougher penalties for the crime and measures to intercept traffickers.via
Decorating awards made Kevin and Deb Alsdorf's home at 917 E. Washington St. was among those selected for a 2006 Holiday Home Decorating Award from the Beautification Committee of the Pontiac Area Chamber