标题: rsal 4 at 4 - Halton news of the day for Feb. 22, 2023 [打印本页] 作者: JeaoneJet 时间: 2024-10-30 12:41 标题: rsal 4 at 4 - Halton news of the day for Feb. 22, 2023 Jpbw Cineplex opens highly anticipated VIP cinema on Fairway Road
Oakville and Burlington are under a Special Weather Statement by Environment Canada.The national weather agency said snow will be mixe stanley cup website d with rain starting Saturday night and into Sunday Jan. 28-29 .A low pressure system will deliver a mix of wintry weather, Environment Canada said, with a few centimetres of snow expected Saturday evening and then a switch stanley mug to rain is likely Sunday morning before more cold air arrives and a few more centimetres of snow is possible by Sunday evening. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Total snowfall over the area is expected to be less than five centimetres however if the cold air pushes southward over the region then a few more centimetres of snow is possible and travel conditions could become hazardous, Environment Canada said. The exact timing and amounts of snow are unce stanley sverige rtain at this time however travellers should be prepared for variable conditions on the roads and surfaces may become slippery at times this weekend, the statement reads. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This weather warning comes after close to 15 centimetres of snow was dumped on Halton region earlier this week. Inwj B.C. NDP promises balanced budgets
Bowling Green City Commission holds homelessness meetingJuly 22, 2021 Krista Garrison, Share This StoryFacebookTwitteremailPrintLinkedinRedditBOWLING GREEN, Ky. The Bowling Green City Commission held a meeting Thursday night about homelessness and spoke with over a dozen local nonprofits about how they could work together to make an impact on the homeless community in the area.Homelessness was defined in Thursday nights meeting as someone who does not have an affordable place to stay overnight. The meeting specifically mentioned those who may be couch surfing, struggling to pay rent or those living on the streets or in a homeless shelter. There were several non-profits in attendance at the meeting and had quest stanley cups ions they hope the city will provide answers to. Most of the questions focused on afford stanley cup able housing.Melanie Watts with Life Skills attended the meeting and asked the city to purchase land to have a large community center for all kinds of services to come together.Most of the non-profits in attendance spent a portion of their four minutes to speak acknowledging that the non-profits get along and help people, but could do it better if they had a way to work together a little closer.Also in attendance was Bowling Green Police Chief Michael Delaney. He said the department spends an average of 400 officer hours per month on mental health calls and says that is a huge issue with police resources being used for so stanley cup mething they cannot really help.Delaney hopes to see th