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A FARMERS' market in Malvern town centre and a "magical" art exhibition at the Cube are among the attractions on the last weekend before Christmas.

The traditional famers market will be back tomorrow (Saturday, December 20) at Abbey Road, with a variety of stalls showcasing local food producers between 9am and 5pm.

And the Cube in Albert Road North is hosting the Carpet Forest, described as a "magical art installation where strangely shaped branches cast dappled light onto the forest floor while the song of birds can be heard high in the canopy".

Originally created as a one-off for The Kidderminster Arts Festival, it has since toured and comes to Malvern for Christmas.

Mal Salisbury, economic development officer at Malvern Hills, said: This is a great weekend to come and finish off that last-minute Christmas shopping and the festive season also sees The Carpet Forest providing a very intriguing artistic installation to enjoy and explore.

The Magic Forest is open from tomorrow (Saturday) until Tuesday from 11am to 4pm, and December 27-30, from noon to 4pm. Entry is free.

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"Whistler's most iconic property," as the realtor describes it, boasts a 480-year-old Red Cedar tree, as well as an indoor pool, an outdoor spa, a wine cellar and a media room. Four bedrooms and seven baths in this 5,005-square-foot house.

"Whistler's most iconic property," as the realtor describes it, boasts a 480-year-old Red Cedar tree, as well as an indoor pool, an outdoor spa, a wine cellar and a media room. Four bedrooms and seven baths in this 5,005-square-foot house.

"Whistler's most iconic property," as the realtor describes it, boasts a 480-year-old Red Cedar tree, as well as an indoor pool, an outdoor spa, a wine cellar and a media room. Four bedrooms and seven baths in this 5,005-square-foot house.

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The realtor describes this as a "Colorado style mountain home," and that immediately makes us think of the haunted hotel in The Shining... "Here's Johnny!" Okay, that might not be the best sales pitch for this pretty impressive property that features not one but two cinemas, an indoor pool and sauna, two spas and a garage for six cars. Whew.

The realtor describes this as a "Colorado style mountain home," and that immediately makes us think of the haunted hotel in The Shining... "Here's Johnny!" Okay, that might not be the best sales pitch for this pretty impressive property that features not one but two cinemas, an indoor pool and sauna, two spas and a garage for six cars. Whew.

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SIOUX CITY | A public forum was held Tuesday to discuss proposed new city regulations for intercepting and disposing of fats, oils and grease.

The forum took place at the Wastewater Treatment Plant, 3100 S. Lewis Blvd. The city is proposing more precise rules to manage how businesses deal with their output.

"Thiswill bring everyone under a uniform cloud, with specific guidelines they can follow and understand," said Vicki Baker, lab supervisor. "The ordinance will contain everything you need, from size to location to type."

The move was spurred by a request from the Environmental Protection Agency. Homeowners would be exempt under the ordinance.No owners of affected businesses were in attendance at the public forum.

Desiree McCaslen, a pretreatment manager with the Sioux City Public Works Department, said poorly managed disposal mechanisms can cause infrastructure issues, basement backups and unwanted discharges to storm drains.

If passed, the ordinance will only apply to establishments that sell or prepare food, but will eventually expand to cover maintenance garages and equipment manufacturers.

Existing businesses will have their control mechanisms grandfathered in under an older regulation. However, these businesses could forfeit their exemption if there have been plumbing changes, major remodeling projects or changes of ownership.

The first violation of the new rule would carry a fine of $100, but if left unchecked it could increase to $1,000 per violation per day.

Some local business owners say they're confident their current systems will be adequate under the new ordinance.

"I just have a small french fry I'm not a big restaurant where we produce a lot of grease," said Steve Margeas, owner of the Coney Island Wiener House, at 510 Nebraska St. "I have a system that catches all of it, and I pour it into a container and dispose of it."

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