• Natural Landscape

    City Offices and Facilities Closed for Thanksgiving

    In observance of Thanksgiving, the adhering to City government workplaces and services will be shut Thursday, Nov. 24, and Friday, Nov. 25. Closures incorporate: &#13 &#13 Metropolis Hall at St. James, 117 W. Duval St.  &#13 Ed Ball Creating, 214 N. Hogan St.  &#13 Jake M. Godbold City Hall Annex, 407 N. Laura St.  &#13 Yates Making, 231 E. Forsyth St. (The Place of work of the Tax Collector, including all Tax Collector department workplaces and The Business of the Home Appraiser)  &#13 Duval County Courthouse, 501 W. Adams St.   &#13 Supervisor of Elections primary place of work, 105 E. Monroe St.  &#13 Animal Care and Protecting Expert services, 2020 Forest St.  &#13 Municipal Code Compliance…

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  • Landscaping

    Palm Beach OKs restrictions on Thanksgiving, Christmas construction

    In an hard work to relieve traffic congestion all-around the holidays, the Town Council authorized supplemental restrictions on development and landscaping activity on the island. For the duration of their frequent meeting March 8, council users unanimously approved an ordinance that adds days through the peak period when design and landscaping do the job is prohibited. The evaluate, which is expected to appear back to the council following month for remaining approval, bans landscaping on the day immediately after Thanksgiving prohibits construction and landscaping on weekday observation dates for holidays that drop on a weekend and limits construction and landscaping do the job on the working day prior to Thanksgiving. Now, design and landscaping…

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  • New Art

    For Thanksgiving, check out new Native art in Seattle

    Movies and virtual events  Due to experience gained by all those pandemic pivots, virtual art events abound this year, which means you can enjoy including Native films, visual art shows and readings from your couch. >> Washington state’s poet laureate, Bellingham-based poet Rena Priest (a member of the Lhaq’temish/Lummi Nation), will join two other Indigenous poets, New Zealand-based Iona Winter (Waitaha/Kāti Māmoe/Kāi Tahu/Pākehā) and Tacoma-based Sasha LaPointe, a Coast Salish author from the Nooksack and Upper Skagit Indian tribes for a reading co-hosted by Seattle City of Literature and Dunedin (NZ) City of Literature. The writers will discuss their work and shared resonances in a prerecorded virtual talk (Dec. 1, 6-7…

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