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The owners of trailer parks in Nova Scotia are getting a break on their property taxes after a big spike in assessments this year.
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The TV cameras will go dark in Sunnyvale next year, as cult favourite Canadian mockumentary Trailer Park Boys is set to end.
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The Trailer Park Boys are toast. The TV show that won a following for the hard drinking, grass smoking, foul mouthed residents of a fictional trailor park, will not have another season. We're interested in your thoughts on this story. Will you miss the Trailer Park Boys?
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- Dozens of infants and toddlers who lived in Louisiana's biggest trailer park for those displaced by Hurricane Katrina were anemic because of poor diets, at a rate more than four times the national average....
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Dozens of infants and toddlers who lived in Louisiana's biggest trailer park for those displaced by Hurricane Katrina were anemic because of poor diets, at a rate more than four times the national average.
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Borno State government was yesterday urged to restrain trailer and tanker drivers from parking at Bulunktu, a suburb of Maiduguri and relocate them to the newly constructed permanent parking garage.
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Residents of a trailer park in Ottawa's west end are celebrating some good news - they likely won't lose their homes in 2009.
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The striated band of roadway, trees and people called Ocean Parkway both reflects Brooklyn and divides it with a thick green line.
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A Staten Island well, ever-flowing and laden with legend, has hordes of devotees that come from miles around for its water.
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Rafael Soler cooks for a mix of Latino immigrants and street-food connoisseurs who flock to this quiet corner of Brooklyn as much for the cuisine as for the sports.
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The striated band of roadway, trees and people called Ocean Parkway both reflects Brooklyn and divides it with a thick green line.
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Six cows are trapped for almost two hours after a trailer overturns on a main road near Dundee.
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Contractors move in to start work on the £5m facelift of a historical South Yorkshire park.
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Scotland 0 0 Norway 0 0Chris Iwelumo miss from five yards will haunt the debutant as Scotland's World Cup hopes take another blow against Norway.
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Duties will include conservation activities and promoting the trust’s mission to ensure that “everyone will have an American park experience.”
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Dr. Jocelyn Woo Park, the daughter of Youn Sun Park and Dr. James Park of Woodbridge, Va., was married Saturday to David Alan Scupp, the son of Barbara E. Scupp and Charles H. Scupp of Valley Stream, N.Y. Rabbi Jill Hausman officiated at Battery Gardens in Manhattan.
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Police renew their appeal for witnesses to a serious city centre road incident on a car park ramp.
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NORMANDY PARK, Wash. (AP) -- Normandy Park police are looking for a lost dog - one of their own....
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Nineteen cars are seriously damaged in a fire at a car park near Gatwick believed to have been started deliberately.
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ALMOST 1,000 submissions have been made by people opposed to €350m plans to transform the GAA-owned Cusack Park into a major shopping quarter in Ennis.
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NORMANDY PARK, Wash. (AP) -- The Normandy Park police dog who got out of his handler's yard Saturday night in Des Moines is back on duty....
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Edmonton police believe a combination of speed, alcohol and no seatbelt resulted in a deadly crash on Thanksgiving.
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A John Travolta film shoot in a rough Paris suburb has been called off after arsonists torched a fleet of stunt cars in the neighbourhood, producers and officials said.
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Film about the sometimes obsessive culture surrounding Apple and its products will debut this fall. New trailer sheds more light on the film's content.
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John Burger is a proper broker. He lives on the Upper East Side and summers in Water Mill; he helped break the New York co-op record when his client Rupert Murdoch paid $44 million at 834 Fifth, and again this year when his 1060 Fifth listing sold for $46 million. But even brokers like Mr. Burger are running into a bit of trouble these days. This July, a New York surgeon and his wife signed a $2.6 million contract on one of Mr. Burger’s listings, a three-bedroom prewar co-op at 1111 Park Avenue. In August, back before Wall Street’s free fall, the couple was turned down by the board. read more »
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TICKETS are still available for tonight's game, but the FAI are confident it will be close to a sell-out. 55,000 tickets for the 74,000 seated capacity stadium had been sold by Monday, with steady sales taking place yesterday, although the FAI were not in a position to release official figures last night.
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With Carlos Peña, Evan Longoria and Willy Aybar blasting homers, the Rays buried the Red Sox in Game 4 of the American League Championship Series.
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A project to transform a Grade II-listed park in Devon has been awarded £3.3m of lottery money.
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The newly constructed "Green Park" around the Maritimes zone in Massawa at a cost of over 6.5 million Nakfa has been inaugurated.
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Hot new trailer for NCAA Basketball 09!
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Plans for a new access road into an historic park are given the go-ahead.
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People caught having sex in public should only be arrested as a last resort, according to draft police guidelines.
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A "prolific" thief with more than 40 previous convictions is banned from every car park in England and Wales.
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A group of investors hoping to lure the Canadian Football League back to the city of Ottawa will unveil their plan to revive Lansdowne Park on Friday.
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Morgan Park football coach Lexie Spurlock will not be on the sideline Friday while attending to a family tragedy.
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A Facebook group brings together thirty-somethings who grew up in Brooklyn’s Park Slope.
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A Waldorf man was found dead last night in a fire that destroyed his trailer home, the Maryland State Fire Marshal's Office said in a statement this morning.
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Lunatics Unite! Awesome new trailer for Motorstorm: Pacific Rift!
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A group hoping to bring the CFL back to Ottawa has announced ambitious plans to revitalize Lansdowne Park with an upgraded football and soccer stadium, a refurbished arena and exhibition hall, an aquarium, a retail and restaurant complex, and more.
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