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Short change on Port apartments theage.com.au/articles/2005/08/23/1124562861489.html However, Stuart Lewin from law firm Mills Oakley, representing Bay Street Corporation, said he could not confirm how much would be left over for unsecured investors. The Age Tue, 23 Aug 2005 PROPERTY investors owed about $6.5 million from the collapse of developer Gavin Muir's Port Melbourne apartments, could receive less than half their money back. Changing faces: Davis demographic trends show more diversity by 2020 "The trend that is as more brand-new housing comes online, we see a little shift to the right in Yolo County," said Freddie Oakley, Yolo County's clerk-recorder, adding that the trend proves that personal wealth and conservative views oftentimes go hand in hand. "New houses are more expensive than they've ever been, so new home buyers tend to be slightly wealthier than they have in the past." davisenterprise.com/articles/2005/08/23/news/2020/2020part2.txt Bell Rings, But New School Isn't Finished wlwt.com/news/4882669/detail.html?rss=cin&psp=news Channel Cincinnati Tue, 23 Aug 2005 It's usually the students who aren't ready for school at the end of summer, but in this case, it was their brand-new school building, News 5 reported. 4-H Finals Rodeo is August 26-28 Miller Press Tue, 23 Aug 2005 The 34th annual South Dakota 4-H Rodeo Finals will be held in Fort Pierre at the Stanley County Fairgrounds, August 26-28. Each summer, more than 1,300 4-H members enrolled in the 4-H rodeo project compete throughout the state in 29 area rodeos. Labels: oakley
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