Howell zoners unanimously denied an application proposing a cemetery on Route 524 after residents raised concerns about contaminated drinking water.

The cemetery is running out of room. One plan was rejected. Now, they’re looking to put proposals out to bid. This could be a serious situation if a solution isn’t found. In two years, the ...

Those who take this backroad in New Smyrna Beach are likely to see an eerie surprise: a gravesite embedded in the middle of ...

HOWELL -- Residents on Route 524 are fighting a proposal to build a cemetery there, with some fearful the dead bodies could contaminate their drinking water. The applicant, Third Avenue Associates LLC ...

Clustered around the city's port on the banks of the St. Lawrence River are the quaint stone buildings and narrow, winding streets of Old Québec. This historic neighborhood (and UNESCO World ...

The city building itself isn't going to reinvent the wheel, but it's the combination of how the building works with Onbu where this game really shines. 8. Dorfromantik ...

Kansas City police are investigating the vandalism ... it.The victim's family expressed distress over the incident, and the cemetery manager estimated repair costs at $7,500 to $7,800.As of ...

In well under 48 hours, the former Hotel Dunsmuir SRO building in downtown Vancouver was reduced to a pile of rubble. Under an order by the City of Vancouver, due to the building’s extremely poor ...

"The City is disappointed that the owners of Dunsmuir House, a building with significant heritage value, neglected the building to the point where demolition became the only viable option to ensure ...

Vancouver city council ordered the demolition of the building at 500 Dunsmuir Street in December 2024 after an inspector found that a lack of maintenance had led to leakage from the roof and ...

City crews began the demolition process on a 115-year-old building on Vancouver's Dunsmuir Street on Saturday, in a process set to last until Monday and leading to road closures in the area.

Built in 1908, the building at 500 Dunsmuir St (at the intersection with Richards Street) will be demolished starting Friday, Jan. 17, according to the City of Vancouver. It's been vacant since 2013.