My journey to Hearthstone Legends with my rogue decks only (from Rank 25 to Legend) - Episode 24
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Americlean - Billings Montana -Jim Pearson -Got Mold?
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NEW LONDON, CT (WFSB) -
A leaky pipe and mold inside New London City Hall will have to be fixed immediately, according to officials with a local health district.
After an inspection on Jan. 10, Ledge Light Health District officials slapped the city with an order on Thursday.
The Ledge Light Health District officials said the city has to come up with a remediation plan for the leaky pipe and mold by Jan. 24.
City officials have to repair the steam pipe and remove the mold by Jan. 31.
New London Mayor Daryll Finizio said the repairs are "doable."
"It absolutely is, if the council acts," Finizio said. "I hope they act and don't drag their feet on this."
On Tuesday, the City Council will vote on spending $250,000 to underwrite the repairs and apply for state funding to cover it.
"But our budgets are very, very limited, so we don't have the direct funds to make these repairs," said New London Mayor Daryll Finizio.
"I'm really skeptical that it should cost that much money to fix a leaky steam pipe," said councilman Michael Passero. "I have a lot of questions as to how it got to this point."
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NEW LONDON, Conn. (WTNH) --We're now getting a look at the damage in a boarded up office on the first floor of New London City Hall. Inspectors from Ledge Light Health District took pictures of mold growing in the room the Mayor says has 98 percent humidity after a steam pipe burst last month. Ledge Light has ordered the city to fix the pipe and clean up the mold forcing the city to take action, even though the Mayor says the city doesn't have the money.
"I have asked the city council to authorize an application for state LoCIP funds which can come to the city and help us make those repairs," said Mayor Daryl Finizio.
Repairs expected to cost $250,000. Even with the grant the city would have to pay up front and then get reimbursed.
"That seems a little over the top to me. I'm going to keep an open mind and hopefully get a better understanding what they intend to devote $250,000 to," said Michael Passero, City Councilor.
"The pipe that burst in that wall, there are problems all throughout the lines in the pipes, throughout the building, so it's not an immediate pipe fix," Mayor Finizio said.
Ledge Light wants a "plan of remediation" by next Friday and repairs made a week after that. A tight schedule and what the Mayor says is just the tip of the iceberg for what is a long list of capital improvements, not taken care of over the years.
"It would mean higher taxes I imagine," the Mayor said. "We have to pay for it and that's a reality."
The one thing the Mayor and the city councilor would both like to see is a comprehensive look at what total repairs are needed there.
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Restoring Hidden Front Porches
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A Bayonne man who police had previously suspected of stealing packages from residents' porches and building lobbies was arrested when he was caught in the act, Bayonne Police Capt. Walter Rogers said.
Damion Baker, 45, of Avenue C, was arrested on Jan. 15 at 1 p.m. after detectives in an unmarked car saw him walking north on Avenue C from 17th Street with a shopping cart filled with items inside a plastic bag, Rogers said.
Police recognized Baker as a suspect from previous investigations involving stolen package and decided to follow him, Rogers said. Baker stopped several times, entering entranceways to several multiple-unit buildings and emerging empty-handed, Rogers said.
Detectives saw Baker attempt to sell several items from the shopping cart to a business owner on Kennedy Boulevard. After leaving the business, he was seen leaving the front vestibule of a house on the 400 block of Avenue C with several new clothing items wrapped in plastic and a portion of a cardboard box, Rogers said.
Baker threw the cardboard into the road at 18th Street and put the clothes into a red plastic bag that he took out of his jacket, Rogers said.
Detectives then got out of their car and arrested Baker, Rogers said, noting that the cardboard that was tossed into the street had a UPS packing label from retailer Aeropostale on it.
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Bathroom Remodeling Canton Michigan. Parko Home Renovations
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If youve looked at your old bathroom or tired and worn out carpet and fixtures for too long, get inspired to modernize your home by attending the 8th Annual Katy Home and Garden Show slated for Jan.25-26 at the Merrell Center & Robinson Pavilion in Katy. Show hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday.
For those eager to get a head start on any home and garden expansion no matter the size, make plans to visit more than 250 exhibits.
Consumer interest and spending in home remodeling and DIY projects continue to rise for many reasons,said Robyn Cade, President of RJC Productions and organizer of the Katy Home and Garden Show. Baby boomers may now find themselves as empty nesters with disposal incomes to refurbish, redecorate and reinvest in their homes, creating beautiful living spaces which reflect their individual personalities and an emphasis on entertaining at home.
Additionally, low interest rates make remodeling affordable. Some of the other reasons to consider remodeling a home include modernizing it.
Research shows that investing in your home pays for itself in the long haul, particularly with kitchen and bathroom remodels, said Cade.
In fact, an American Housing Survey found that adding a half bath can increase home value 10.5 percent and a full bath contributes 20 percent to home value. Lower heating and cooling bills by replacing outdated windows and doors with energy efficient ones.
Were especially excited about the range of exhibitors, demonstrations and experts wholl be part of this years show, said Cade.
Fall in love with your home all over again. Get inspired to kick start or finalize renovation plans with the help of design and renovation experts and two buildings of one-stop shopping including: decorating, gardening, remodeling, window treatments, home theater, landscaping, kitchens & baths, do-it-yourself, flooring, windows & doors, siding, heating/cooling, pools, outdoor entertainment and a myriad of other home related products and services. Whether planning a major renovation or smaller home updates, youll be right at home at the Katy Home & Garden Show with the ability to comparison shop in one convenient area. Find out how to make green improvements which can reduce electrical and heating bills or creative ideas to improve your homes curb appeal.
For those interested in a new garden, landscaping tips or other home improvement how-tos the Katy Home and Garden Show is brimming with ideas; experts and workshops. Foodies can get in on the fun with more than 20 food sampling booths.
On Saturday, attendees will meet celebrity DIY TV Host, Jason Cameron, who helps bring life to dreary landscapes and or specialized man caves.
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