these homes between gough nd pratt hhve sunk severaa inches.d...cracks in rick, gaps in wwndows and big red public nottces to keep out on the fron engineers havv been on site several times. wayne marcinko:"if the will potentially affect me, it how far thissproblem exists underground and how far it will go up the streett" city and private engineers pontinues to investigate.they & wwter.but, right nnw... hey d still donnt knowwthe source. ppul gessler, fox45 ews at as the university of maryland prepaaes to jjinnthe big tenn connerence.... republican delegate pat mcdonough wants to makeesure taxpaaers aren't footing the biil for the move. move.""q: itts a mmjor change and it was done beeiid closed doors.... oq: not even mentioneddat the news conferenc" conference." lawsuit fiied by the atlantic coast confereecc, which would mmllion dollar exit ee. mcdonough plans to introduce a bill that would guarantee &ptaxpayers wont pay for the current budget.maryyand has yet to respond to the lawssit. the countdown begins foo the annual lighting f the washing

located at 1856 pacific on and off mid-block on the north side of the street between franklin and gough streets. the property is located in the rm-3 zoning district ada heightented bulk district. the immediate neighborhood comprised of the subject block face and opposite block face is characterized by tall buildings ranging from 4-11 stories and subject block face with the exception of subject property and the adjacent lot to the east contains tall multi-unit buildings of 7-11 buildings. the property proposed a one-story vertical addition that would increase the building's height from approximately 42' to approximately 56'. which is well within the property's 80' height limit. the two partis who initially filed request for discretionary review of the project are the owner of the adjacent 7-story participant parking apartment building. the 5th floor tenants in the adjacent building are concerned that the project will reduce light and air to their apartments, which is located at the rear of the building behind the large light court on the eastside of the building. the department has recei

i'm nervous thinking i have a serious illness and my mind goes where so many gough, medical insurance, which i don't have. the cycle of the physical sickness and english goes on for another week and i stopped eating anything other than the basic staples. after several more days i am able to walk and eat once again. i forgot all about the garden and i don't even care that excess -- it exists. i walked the post office to pick up my mail. i dig through the bills and there is a letter. i read the letter a few times before its meaning registers. my front yard has 564 parts per million of lead, 32% higher than the acceptable levels in my backyard were lettuce, peppers and spring onions were flourishing at this very moment the soil has levels of 79.3 million or more than 100% higher than the acceptable levels for residential oil. how they are sick and lead got into my yard isn't a mystery. several large smelters towering the chimney stacks with smoke and heavy metal used to excess a quarter mile to dominate every view in bisbee. i have read stories from the early 1900's when the newcomers vi