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Recent Rate: $20 6/2011
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Date of Stay: June, 2011 - $20.00
Ok park with not many shade trees. Stayed here because it was within walking distance of a Casino. We camped at San Juan County Fairgrounds (McGee Park) in a Motorhome.Undo
Date of Stay: October, 2010 - $20.00
Large paved parking lot, 50 amp only next to power boxes, otherwise 30 amp. Showers and restrooms are not visible from sites, need to ask directions when paying a fairground office. Sites available only when there is no other event being held. Sites are all back-in but you can get away with parking parallel to actual site most of the time. Good for a couple of days. We camped at San Juan County Fairgrounds (McGee Park) in a Motorhome.Undo
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A pioneering test of a climate "tech fix" planned for October faces a six-month delay as scientists discuss the issues it raises with their critics.
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The mayors of Manitoba's largest urban centres gathered Thursday to condemn the provincial government for failing to address their infrastructure priorities in last week's budget.
A day after blasting the provincial NDP's proposed one-point PST hike as "the biggest tax grab in history," Mayor Sam Katz hosted the mayors of Brandon, Morden, Winkler, Steinbach, Thompson and Portage la Prairie at city hall. They were joined by Association of Manitoba Municipalities president Doug Dobrowolski.
The municipal leaders' message boiled down to this: The Selinger government is raising taxes to fund provincial priorities while largely ignoring the deteriorating state of municipal roads, bridges, sewer and water systems and community centres.
"Every municipality in Manitoba is struggling right now. Our infrastructure, whether we're talking about roads, water and sewer lines, even old buildings, they all need attention," said Katz, who urged Manitobans to "call Broadway" if they're fed up with the condition of their streets, sidewalks and libraries.
"I think the unity is important to show," the Winnipeg mayor said. "We're all saying the same thing. We all feel the same thing. The message is consistent."
Municipal leaders have long called for funding equal to a percentage point of the PST -- or $277 million annually -- to be allocated to municipalities on a per-capita basis. Winnipeg's share in such a scenario would be $152 million a year. They also want this funding to be over and above existing grants to municipalities so that they can make a dent in a massive infrastructure spending deficit.
"This isn't a partisan issue. This is municipalities (whose) backs are to the wall," said Brandon Mayor Shari Decter Hirst.
She said not only are municipalities unable to maintain their existing infrastructure, they will lack the financial capacity to match federal and provincial funding in future joint projects with the two senior levels of government.
The municipalities are upset the provincial government intends to use the percentage-point increase for a wide variety of projects. Broadway has even admitted it intends to use the PST hike to amass the necessary cash to match federal funding of tripartite projects with the municipalities.
Responding to the municipal leaders' complaints, Premier Greg Selinger said all governments want more money to spend on infrastructure. He defended his government's funding of municipalities, saying they fare well compared with other provinces.
"At a time when other provinces are slashing, at a time when the (Conservative) Opposition in the House says we should reduce expenditure... we're increasing (funding by) about 8.5 per cent (to municipalities)," the premier said.
Local Government Minister Ron Lemieux made the same point outside the legislature Thursday, saying Manitoba is "very near the top" among provinces in municipal funding.
Lemieux noted that on Thursday, the same day the mayors were airing their beefs to the press, he was in Neepawa to announce the creation of a new three-year, $12-million municipal water infrastructure fund. The money will help municipalities with the design work they need to apply for federal-provincial funding for water and waste-water projects.
Meanwhile, municipal leaders complained the increase in the PST will significantly increase their costs. For the City of Winnipeg, the one-point hike means another $1.4 million a year in expenses.
Unlike with the federal GST, municipalities do not receive a PST rebate on goods and services they purchase.
Portage la Prairie Mayor Earl Porter said five years ago when his city built a new $45-million multiplex, Ottawa and the province each contributed $5 million.
But the province largely recouped its contribution in PST revenues from the large project.
In 2012, the province extended the PST to several new services, including insurance. That also increased municipal costs.
Last year, the municipalities' combined insurance costs rose $768,000 due to the PST, said Dobrowolski. With this year's one-point hike, the insurance tax bill will climb to more than $800,000.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition April 26, 2013 A4
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Hi, I'm back with a rug question. Quick run down of my scenario: moving to a 1920's brick bungalow, planning on going with a cozy/cottage sort of look utilizing mid century colonial maple furniture (some painted), a mix of plaids/stripes/florals. Right now I'm collecting furniture via CL, the new house is in BFE so any CL purchases need to be made now while still in the big city.
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Found a 6 x 9 Karastan run for $100. My dream rug would be the Karastan french plaid rug, but it is probably more than I'd like to spend plus I'm worried that the squares of ivory would be a disaster with my two young kids and collection of pets.
So here's the rug, I believe its 700/705 navy panel Kirkman
I haven't seen it in person yet. Maybe the navy is too dark, or is it actually black? I don't need rug perfection, but I don't want it to look completely wrong either. $100 for a Karastan seems like a good deal, no? It could be just a temporary rug I suppose. It will be a hassle picking this one up, involving a ferry or toll bridge at least. Is this just too formal? Sometimes it seems like orientals just fade into the background. Not sure how that's accomplished.
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I think it can definitely work, especially if the dark color is navy. A navy, red and white scheme with a bit of green thrown in would be lovely, but agree you will def have to paint that furniture white or off white. Although you might want to paint the hutch a distressed red, like one of your inspiration pics.


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Subterranean termite colonies live live underground in a network of chambers and tunnels used for storing food and raising their young (larvae). Since these colonies are underground, they are often impossible to locate. However, mud shelter tubes are a telltale sign that subterranean termites have invaded your home.
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Madrid's Museo Arqueológico Nacional (MAN) reopens today, 1 April, after a €65m modernisation and expansion project. The renovation has taken six years to complete and the museum, which originally opened in 1871 and houses Spain's archaeological and natural history collection, has been closed to the public for the past two and half years.
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