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Last updated at 12:08, Thursday, 23 January 2014

A HERD of deer is set to be culled after being trapped between two fences at Sellafield.

The wild roe deer are to be shot after it emerged that their habitat has been enclosed in a large area between two newly-erected security fences at the sites south perimeter.

Sellafield Ltd is acting on the advice of experts from the Deer Initiative Partnership (DIP), who say that the most humane and practical course of action is to cull the animals, thought to be between five and 15 in number. The cull will take place between February and April.

However, neighbouring Seascale Parish Council has strongly objected to the unnecessary move.

Coun David Ritson said: This seems a quick, convenient and cheap fix for a problem for which there is another solution.

Would it not be a better and more humane solution to temporarily remove one section of fence and herd the offending animals back into the natural environment where they could live a free life, continuing to provide pleasure for those who seem and to enhance our beautiful Cumbrian landscape?

Sellafield Ltd says that this option had been considered by its own wildlife team and the DIP experts on whose advice it is acting.

A spokesperson said: Their advice to us was that deer are not animals which are easy to round up, as they tend to run and hide when spooked.

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Tearing through the fences of a Pearl neighborhood -an Wednesday afternoon grass fire is just one of many burning in the Greater-Jackson area.

Charles Fairley, who lives on Pearl's Lanell Street, said his garden hose could not control the spread of flames in his grass.

"I thought I had a safe burning place in an old stump so I dumped some ashes in there the other night and yesterday the wind had come up real strong and thrown some leaves in it and it caught afire," Fairley said.

Not far away only an hour later Pearl firefighter battled quarter-acre wide flames at the East Magnolia Place neighborhood.

And in Jackson around 4:30 p.m. fire crews needed to pull over on I-220 near the Metro Center Mall to stop a spreading fire off the exit.

Hinds county was still under a burn ban on Wednesday. It was set to expire at the end of the day.

The Mississippi Forestry Commission reported online that Rankin County burn ban is in effect until further notice.

"If we see somebody burning maybe ask them to put it out. If that's a problem then call the fire department and we'd be glad to come out there and ask them to extinguish any open fires they might have," Pearl Assistant Fire Chief Brad Thornton said.

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The list of problems inside and out of the Main Street Community Center continues to grow. Frustration mounts. And the latest issue involves solar energy.

Solar panels were installed last month atop the recently repaired gym roof atop the inter-generational center at Main Street to some acclaim, but they have not been hooked up. Broadway Electric Co. of Boston awaits a web-based monitoring system to complete the project.

Center trustees, meanwhile, are frustrated about the project; notably because they were not informed installation was pending. Center Director Lisa Plante, in her own defense, said she was not told as well when the project contractor showed up to start work. And she does not know when the firm will return to finish the alternative-energy project.

Trustee chairman Charles Noyes, meanwhile, did not like the idea a large electrical master panel was nailed to the front of the building across from Perry Avenue after so much thought and consideration had been afforded other exterior aesthetics.

Noyes said the overall solar project is another issue that unfolded without his board being involved in the notification process, even though members are elected by the public to assume the care, custody and control of the building that apparently was built with no checks on materials, workmanship and installation of various features that still cause problems.

The Cape Light Compact coordinated the energy-savings solar project through Bourne Energy Director Richard Elricks office. A hook-up date is pending.

Trustees said it did not make a lot of sense, generally speaking, to place a new weather-resistant fiber across the top of the leaking gym roof and then nail holes in its to secure solar panels.

The frustration is emblematic of the continuing and growing - disenchantment with a never-ending list of projects and repairs that are needed in the center but seem to defy funding.

The exterior downspouts out front are damaged and vandalized, and trustees would like to open the buildings columns and place the roof drains on the inside; but this takes redesign and engineering that never seems to be funded.

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