Santa Fe is a small, rural community in Galveston County.
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How does a rural community live in harmony with nature?
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This is not old country music of a rural community.
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Meanwhile, someone in their rural community has been mutilating animals.
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The kidnapping upended the rural community where the Closses lived.
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The son of sharecroppers, he left behind a segregated rural community.
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They would be allowed to continue wandering through the rural community.
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This case has resonated the most in the surrounding rural community.
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A villager from a far-flung rural community in China needs pesticides.
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Joan was in La Rioja, northwestern Argentina, helping a rural community there.
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Her thesis was called "The Effects of Corporate Farming on Rural Community."
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A mile away, a young man in the rural community was killed.
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Nathan Ohle is chief executive officer of Rural Community Assistance Partnership (RCAP).
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Theology, ethics, growing up, living rural, community … I could go on and on!
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Hospitals are often the largest or second-largest employer in a rural community.
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My grandmother has rarely left her farm and rural community of 245 people.
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Shittown is a tiny rural community full of complex characters and disconcerting social systems.
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For instance, I spent my earliest years in the rural community of Kiblah, Ark.
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In High Springs, the battle over water has sharply divided the small, rural community.
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" Pieter of LionAid exclaims, "The claim of rural community 'benefits' has also been widely challenged.
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Edel, a bookseller in a rural community, is waiting up for her husband to return.
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The trauma affected thousands more, certainly everyone in the tiny rural community of Sutherland Springs.
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Lucy recalls how the two talked about life in their rural community of Amgash, Ill.
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The case involved an Amish sect in the rural community of Bergholz, southeast of Cleveland.
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That would mean I wouldn't be here supporting small businesses in a struggling rural community.
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But, when you're a young farmer living in a rural community, it's a whole other story.
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Heading out into the rural community outside Iten feels like walking into a world of carcinogens.
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In Ms. Baganova's dreamlike "Maple Garden," a solitary tree stands watch over a feisty rural community.
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A serial killer may be stalking the rural community, and investigative skills are greatly in demand.
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Now living in a rural community, both mother and daughter adopt new personas as African-Americans.
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The district and the school serve a rural community of about 103,210 people in southeast Nebraska.
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I represent the Illinois 14th, which is a half-suburban, half-rural community outside of Chicago.
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"If this continues," he told me, "the vibrancy of this small, rural community will be gone."
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When you got to a rural area, a rural community, they're still using firewood for cooking.
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"Agriculture is the only thing that is really going on in our little rural community," Mims said.
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So if you were to have a cluster in a rural community it would turn bad quickly.
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Gee's Bend is a rural community in lower Alabama that is widely recognized for its extraordinary quilts.
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"There's a lot of people out in the rural community who feel like they've been forgotten," she said.
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East Devon, which has a population of about 140,000, is a rural community in the county of Devon.
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"We are a small, rural community, and when everyone heard what happened, they wanted to help," he said.
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WASHINGTON — It is not often that the interests of a quiet rural community overtake those of the president.
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For example, Medicare is now required to reimburse for telehealth visits for patients who live in a rural community.
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I went to a community-based classroom of second graders, both boys and girls in a very rural community.
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The inmates had run through the woods to a home on Pruitt Road, near the rural community of Christiana.
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Ernst said the team has been in talks with rural community leaders in Russia, Norway, and Iqaluit in Nunavut.
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Architect: BCWH, Associate Architect: Tappe Architects Formerly a private residence, the Varina Area Library serves a primarily rural community.
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I live in a town of 10,000 people, it's a very rural community, there's not much going on there.
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For example, Medicare is now required to reimburse for telehealth visits for patients who live in a rural community.
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I knew that in a small rural community, there wasn't the population or infrastructure to support many artistic endeavors.
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Almost universally among respondents -- white, black, urban and rural -- community cultural events such as sports, arts and festivals came up.
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With their rural community reeling from the horror, friends, relatives and community members are opening up about Jayme and Denise.
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The Super Nintendo game, created by a small Japanese developer Amccus, simulated life on a farm in a rural community.
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And not every rural community has a hospital close enough to be convenient for palliative care, even if it exists.
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The unusual post carries an underlying message for this rural community where meth usage has spiked, according to law enforcement.
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His decision is cited as a main reason that an H.I.V. crisis in a rural community ballooned to epidemic proportions.
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"The needs are different from Texas to New York," said Ms. Fiero, who lives in the rural community of Oatmeal.
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Ms. Caron also checked public records for residents we could call, but reaching people in this rural community proved difficult.
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His death sent shockwaves through the tight-knit rural community in and around Zebulon, where Dylan's Pike County Pirates play.
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And if you live in a rural community with one doctor or hospital, where's the competition for your healthcare dollar?
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I live in Partlow, a rural community of Spotsylvania, and I tell you what ... jobs are few and far between.
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Federal agents, including ATF investigators and the FBI's evidence collection team, swarmed the small rural community of just hundreds of residents.
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Earth is kept as sort of a rural community, so that the people of Earth's bloodlines are not altered by civilization.
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According to the Rural Community Assistance Partnership, approximately 30 percent of residents in colonias didn't have safe drinking water in 2015.
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So we gathered a coalition of rural community advocates, nonprofit leaders and technologists to try out new methods of policy creation.
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Nathan Ohle is the executive director of the Rural Community Assistance Partnership and formerly served on the White House Rural Council.
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From 1979 to 1985, "The Dukes of Hazzard" followed two cousins as they caused mishap after mishap in their rural community.
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For decades, the rural community had increasingly lost residents, schools, and health and transportation services as people moved to major cities.
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A shift to manufacturing Kent's manufacturing plant is located in Manning, South Carolina, a rural community midway between Charleston and Columbia.
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The revelation caused an outcry in Canada and focused international attention on Grassy Narrows, a rural community near the Manitoba border.
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Murugan, one of India's best-known writers, tells the story of a rural community in the southern tip of the country.
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In 2012, Marston moved to Gerlach, Nevada, after getting clean and found new life in the rural community where Jackson also lives.
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When the Kincade Fire ripped through Arai's rural community last year, the engineer's home was the only one that survived the blaze.
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Among them was Adams Jibril, 24, who grew up 240 miles northeast of Abuja, in a small rural community called Tafewa Balewa.
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Yes, it's expensive and difficult to run cables to every rural community, so providing broadband access there is a much bigger task.
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Nielsen said it was unclear exactly when the shooting occurred and none of the neighbors in the rural community heard any gunshots.
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He manages a small açaí plantation of 22020,215 trees in the rural community of Pau Rosa, around 2000 miles outside of Manaus.
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In the end, the technologists posed three questions: Who makes up a rural community and what kind of capital do they need?
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Lava is spewing from a fissure in a rural community that&aposs feeding the two other flows that are reaching the waves.
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Dental care can be costly and hard to access, especially if you live in a rural community or a third-world country.
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"And there may not have been that much threat presented to her—she's lived in a rural community in Scotland," he concluded.
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Back in Tudor times, Deptford was a rural community on the outskirts of London where the plant was found in great abundance.
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Father and Son Both Coached Softball DA Wilters says both father and son were well known in the small rural community of Rabun.
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They include grazing grounds, some forest land, ponds, rivers and other areas that all members of a rural community can access and use.
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In a white rural community, she said, she focused on the perils of closing rural hospitals, which meant job losses and health risks.
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"We absolutely recognize there is a legitimate need in our communities to be able to access guns, particularly our rural community," she said.
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The gunmen, described by officials as bandits, entered the village of Gwaska, a rural community in Kaduna State, at around 13:30 p.m.
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She gets $20 an hour working a handful of hours a week with older clients in her rural community in Sonoma County, Calif.
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For people in this rural community of 28,000, getting medication to help overcome opioid addiction used to require long drives to treatment centers.
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The state government of New South Wales has already promised to pay out more than 1 billion Australian dollars to the rural community.
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Communities are being evacuated by road or air, as the fire has continued to push its way south towards the rural community of Harvey.
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In a last-ditch bid for survival, at least a dozen people jumped into a reservoir in Concow, a rural community outside of Paradise.
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Amber Makuakane, a mother of two, purchased a home nearly a decade ago in Leilani Estates, a lush, rural community on Hawaii's Big Island.
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But a day earlier, Congo's health ministry reported its first confirmed case of Ebola in over a week, in the rural community of Iboko.
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In 2005, she began shooting the first installment of "White Horse Village," a ten-year project that chronicled the transformation of a rural community.
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And so, a lot of folks in our community — you know, the Illinois 14th is a very nice, beautiful, half-suburban, half-rural community.
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Last March, they and fellow farmers and neighbors around Blanchester, Ohio, told us the story of how opioid abuse had ransacked their rural community.
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Castillo's rural community had been visited by a giant helium Loon balloon developed by Alphabet's X lab as an alternative to conventional cell towers.
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But they had been yanked from a rural community in Nigeria to the great America and didn't know how to survive on their own.
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The Koch Foods plant is in the heart of Morton, a rural community with about 3,600 residents, about a quarter of whom are Hispanic.
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While the princess and her delegation will be treated to modern pleasures on their visit, people in Ratanakiri's rural community live a starkly contrasting life.
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It could be anything, [and here you're mixing] this rural community and Australian identity with an American cultural sport that no one really knows about.
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At least 26 people were killed Sunday when a gunman opened fire at the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, a rural community in Texas.
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The pair had worked for years at the clinic, treating the poor and others in a tight-knit rural community left stunned by their deaths.
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One new suspected case was recorded on Monday in the rural community of Iboko and five suspected cases came back negative, the health ministry said.
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Beinstock began to spend time at the group's headquarters, known as Apollo, in a rural community in the foothills of the Sierras called Oregon House.
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The fire started near Cobb, a rural community of a few hundred people, because of a faulty electrical connection for a hot tub, investigators said.
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After growing up in a rural community in small town in Alabama, he says he feels a responsibility to make the most of every opportunity.
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It is fair to say I was not expecting the 2016 presidential race to go through the rural community where I had spent four years.
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"We are a rural community with many seniors and a very high poverty rate, and this really angered a lot of us," Ms. Holt said.
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RS: Basically, you go into a rural community, there's maybe a one-acre plot of land, 80 percent of it is covered with solar panels.
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In a rural community called Monguno, hundreds of people from newly liberated areas have crammed into mud-brick homes abandoned when Boko Haram first invaded.
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"Certainly it will be tough on the farmer, because they will have razor-thin margins," said Mike Day, business head of Rural Community Insurance Services.
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The Portuguese news agency Lusa cites police as saying Sunday&aposs attack occurred near the rural community of Olumbi and that the suspects are being pursued.
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Modi's gamble was that infrastructure investment would eventually generate dividends for the poor and the rural community, which makes up most of India's 1.3 billion population.
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Even if you believe what you read in the national media is true in a rural community, it's easy to believe it's not true for you.
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Tiser, Enterprise's newly appointed water board president, was giving Edwards a tour around this rural community in central Louisiana, where residents have struggled with water problems.
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She said that it's a priority for her that federal grants and loans for the development of infrastructure go to underserved areas in the rural community.
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Soon people in her rural community were collapsing as well from dehydration, with 10 dying from drought-related illnesses as drinking water ran short, Mkhize said.
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For a mid-1990s kid born and raised in a small, rural community in New Hampshire, the movie was a portal to a time and place.
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Arena's last day capped a long, bitter and personal debate that has divided the rural community far more than any political debate or presidential election has.
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The 3rd district, which is a solidly Republican rural community, performed as expected with Republican candidate Greg Murphy winning more than 60 percent of the vote.
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But he noted that farmers' wages have improved since Modi came to power and that the government was committed to addressing concerns of the rural community.
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"It's because I had hope," she explained as she opened her nursery at dawn one morning this week in the rural community of San Lorenzo Tlacotepec.
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This has been especially true in East Porterville, a small rural community in Tulare County where hundreds of wells went dry during the summer of 2014.
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Today The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are celebrating the work of local heroes, farmers, volunteers and those supporting the rural community in Cumbria – starting in Keswick!
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They say that this means regular spraying with pesticides, which they claim has brought them more health problems than such a small rural community would normally expect.
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When the Kincade blaze swept through his rural community in 2019, Arai's was the only house on his ridge that was left standing after the smoke cleared.
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Local authorities are stymied as to why and how she could have gone missing from her rural community of about 1,500 people and who may be responsible.
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A comedy (the mother, Widow Simone, is played by a man) set in the farming countryside, it shows the rural community that knows and celebrates the lovers.
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It was so layered and textured about his home in Malawi, east Africa, and about growing up in this rural community that's rarely depicted in this way.
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The fire has scorched more than 24,700 acres — just over the size of the island of Manhattan — since Sunday in a rural community in Canada's Alberta province.
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I was 11 at the time, and I had to spend the next year and a half living with relatives in an extremely rural community in Crimea.
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Allen and Daenen live on a farm in a small rural community called Fulton between Santa Rosa and Windsor about 10 miles south of the Two Shepherds Winery.
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Prosecutors say Reed raped and strangled Stites as she made her way to work at a supermarket in Bastrop, a rural community about 30 miles southeast of Austin.
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From now until Sunday, the notorious biker club will be celebrating its "Canada Run" convention, which happens every four years, in Carlsbad Springs, a rural community near Ottawa.
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Parents in this rural community in southern New Jersey have been haunted by the same question for the last two weeks: What happened to little Dulce Maria Alavez?
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More than 40 municipalities in Michigan now have nondiscrimination ordinances on the books, many of them in deeply red counties, including the small rural community where Locke lives.
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The good ladies of that rural community welcomed the couple with poundcakes and homemade jelly, but would they have voted for a political candidate who supported marriage equality?
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Growing up in an isolated rural community, I was one of the only kids in my town who was "different" in a way that confused and unnerved people.
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The national media has descended on California to write about this rural community where the wells have run dry, and it's a terrible problem for those who live there.
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Pinetops, North Carolina, was finally getting hooked up to high-speed fiber internet that would deliver 1 gigabit per second speeds to homes and businesses across the rural community.
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Everyone has a different job as a member of a small, rural community, but at least one of them hides a terrible secret: he or she is a werewolf.
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It goes without saying that if a rural community does not have access to broadband, then the veterans living in that community also do not have access to broadband.
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A historic church First Baptist is the oldest church that has continuously operated in the rural community of Sutherland Springs, said Read, chairwoman of the Sutherland Springs Historical Museum.
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And the adolescent girl in Guatemala works as a community health promoter, distributing the same contraceptives she once sought in secret to dozens of women in her rural community.
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We have already given a tour of the studios to the art class at Joliet Middle School and hope to continue to share our art with the rural community.
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We spent an afternoon with the Kentucky Kids Crew, the transport team that brings newborns in severe withdrawal from rural community hospitals to the university hospital for intensive care.
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They might be eating my neighbor's chicken or returning to a home full of the furniture that was built by the Hispanic immigrants whose presence bolsters my rural community.
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This means that the solo police officer in a rural community can access the same training as one serving alongside thousands of colleagues in one of our biggest cities.
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And Vietnam quarantined for 20 days a rural community of 10,000 people where 11 of its 16 coronavirus cases, including a three-month-old baby, have been, officials said.
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Ardern was applauded by many, but there was uncertainty about how the rural community that make up most of the country's quarter of a million gun owners, would react.
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Tim Ward and Jon Matthews had a simple mission: to fight stereotypes and misperceptions surrounding West Virginia, and to show what it means to be queer in a rural community.
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As sirens blared from his helicopter, residents were grabbing their belongings and jumping into their cars to head down Atlas Peak Road, the only way out of the rural community.
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First, more work — like that of the Southeast Rural Community Assistance Project around education and inequity in access to water infrastructure — is needed is to help identify at-risk communities.
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Once they understood what makes a thriving rural community, the group could then outline the most common barriers for rural areas that want to move from fundamental to attractive living.
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But because the design process they engaged in together was user-centered, they were able to clearly see the benefits of a new innovation program for all rural community members.
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The bodies were found Wednesday afternoon near four charred pickup trucks and a sedan in the rural community of Refugio Hinojosa near the town of Miguel Aleman, federal police said.
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She told rescuers about time in captivity Jayme was found Thursday outside the rural community of Gordon, where Patterson was holding her against her will in his home, authorities said.
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She has dreams of continuing her fight for justice for women and girls, and says she wants to become a police officer and open a school in her rural community.
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For eight months, a few years back, a rural community in the Gers — the agricultural core of Gascony — folded a Chicago food writer and his family in their warm embrace.
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"I think we are all feeling a little bit vulnerable due to the intrusion of our privacy that we enjoy in our rural community, but I don't have a solution."
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"The people of Murchison, this rural community, collected the meteorite and were aware that it was something important to science, and made most of it available to science," Heck said.
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SPONSORED CONTENT - AMAZON Launching a big dream from a small town Raised in a rural community of 800 people, Kristin Rae always hoped her innate creativity would launch a career.
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She wrote about suddenly not feeling safe in the tree-lined rural community where she had grown up, and about attending protests and rallies and working on a memorial mural.
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She was living in a rural community in Chile's southern region of Araucanía, and as a member of the Mapuche indigenous nation, her understanding of health clashed with Western medicine.
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About 22017,22 people in Wilton, a rural community near Sacramento, were asked to leave their homes Tuesday evening, as emergency crews worked to try to bolster a Cosumnes River levee. Wow!
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Deeply religious, like many of her peers in the poor, rural community in which she had grown up, Smith used her art to communicate her understanding of Christian theology and teachings.
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From "Peacemaker 420" to "Smoke on the Water", most shops are located inside mobile homes parked around the rural community, beside a major highway connecting the cities of Toronto and Montreal.
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"Italy is an extraordinary country with a strong and vibrant rural community, countless hilltop villages and a passionate and welcoming culture," Joe Gebbia, Airbnb Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer, says.
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Havre is a rural community about 35 miles south of the U.S.-Canada border and Suda said there are a lot of Border Patrol agents because of the proximity to Canada.
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This measure has been sold as providing technical fixes to Dodd-Frank and relief for small and rural community banks, but it's not as innocuous as its supporters like to argue.
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Fire and sheriff&aposs officials say a blaze dubbed the Eel Fire erupted Tuesday afternoon near the rural community of Covelo in Mendocino County and quickly grew to 1 square mile.
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Hernandez, a high school student from a poor rural community, said she was raped and did not realise she was pregnant until she went into labour in a bathroom last year.
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Recent coverage of a rural community in the Indian state of Odisha suggests they are used there to improve eyesight; some medieval European healers may have used them for similar purposes.
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The shooting last week in Osmington, a tight-knit rural community near Perth, made headlines around the world for being the worst mass shooting in Australia in more than two decades.
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Kaiser Health News and NPR have profiled the fallout in a rural community in Kansas after its sole remaining hospital closed, which included a 2-week lapse in nearby emergency care.
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We were poor; I grew up in a rural community and we didn't have a lot of things, but my mom went into debt to buy us a World Book Encyclopedia.
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When an H.I.V. outbreak occurred in 2015 just up the road from Scottsburg in Austin, it was a sign of what poverty and desperation could spawn in a sleepy rural community.
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February's new maximum temperature record was also snatched from the rural community of Trawsgoed, Wales, which had set a record on Monday with a high of 20.6 degrees Celsius (69.08 Fahrenheit).
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A consumer in a rural community, for example, with few good wine shops within easy reach, is forbidden to order wine from an out-of-state source with great bottles galore.
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Their work has focused largely on figuring out which clients from their rural community should now pay a flat fee for financial advice, instead of commissions, and creating new templates for paperwork.
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A Northern California wildfire that&aposs burned some two dozen homes and buildings is expected to grow and residents of a tiny rural community have no idea when they can return home.
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After he takes over the rural community and starts preparing for the end of the world, you take on the role of a young sheriff who has set out to arrest him.
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"Italy is an extraordinary country with a strong and vibrant rural community, countless hilltop villages and a passionate and welcoming culture," Joe Gebbia, Airbnb Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer, told PEOPLE.
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In the rural community of Amghras, nearly 1,000 meters (3,281 ft) above sea level, the gullies and ravines carved into the mountainside show how easily the red earth can be washed away.
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Mr. Ashlock, who lives with his wife, Daphne, in a rented house in the rural community of Cotati, 50 miles north of San Francisco, will take as much as he can get.
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Eccentricity is part of the DNA of the 2500 souls who choose — or get the chance — to live in a rural community smack in the middle of North America's fourth-largest city.
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For their latest documentary project, the Public Theater commissioned them to write about the mining tragedy that sent reporters flooding into the tiny rural community of Montcoal, W.Va., on April 5, 2010.
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Ms Kiriakos has also become jaded by the "bad attitude about transplants" in her more conservative rural community, where opposition to higher taxes shot down a recent effort to increase schools funding.
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The school, in Townville in Anderson County, about 35 miles southwest of Greenville, has 280 students from pre-kindergarten to sixth grade, serving a rural community in the western corner of the state.
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Bretzing told reporters at an evening news conference in the rural community of Burns, Oregon that while the video showing Finicum's death was potentially upsetting, it was released in the interest of transparency.
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I remain because I am always thinking about some young 14-year-old in a rural community who could use a role model – someone very similar to the young person I once was.
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"All of humanity is one family," said Mayor Kong Guangbang, a government official in thick-rimmed glasses and digital camouflage pants I spoke with in Potou township, a rural community in southwest China.
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The four grandmothers who run the cooperative's one-hectare farm plot, hidden amid thorny acacias and imposing mountains, ululate as Brandon Nthianandham, Siyazisiza's rural community worker, arrives, bearing sugarcane cuttings as a gift.
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In fact, when I shared this story with Niger's President Issoufou, he noted that the program had effectively moved her family into what could be considered the middle class of that rural community.
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"I liked what him and Barack did together," said Doris Stuekerjuergen, who worked at a fireplace factory and attended an October event with Mr. Biden in this small rural community of West Point.
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The flames moved so quickly through the hills of the rural community that there was not enough time to evacuate, she said, and many did what they could to save their homes and survive.
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The Koch Foundation's giving is notable in part for its vast, and almost unrivaled, scope: it now gives money to more than 24.5 colleges, from elite universities to rural community colleges and state flagships.
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At a news conference Monday, Washington County School District spokesperson Steve Dunham described the lack of injuries as "a great outcome," but said the incident itself was shocking for the small, mostly rural community.
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It's been a long time since Brooklyn was a rural community, but children can experience what those days were like at this annual event, held at a restored 18th-century farmhouse in Prospect Park.
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In 2010, Ms. Jahn developed the character, a not-too-scary masked bandit, as a literacy project, weaving his adventures with the help of the families of El Pital, a rural community in Honduras.
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EMBU, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Two years ago, Michael Gichangi launched a business he hopes will help his rural community better cope with climate change stresses: making puffed cereal from climate-hardy traditional grains.
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EMBU, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Two years ago, Michael Gichangi launched a business he hopes will help his rural community better cope with climate change stresses: making puffed cereal from climate-hardy traditional grains.
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Chu says he wants to break a "vicious cycle of collusion" between rural community leaders and property developers eager to scoop up land in the New Territories, the city's lush rural frontier with mainland China.
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Three months later, a miraculous escape Jayme, who'd been missing for 87 days, was found Thursday outside the rural community of Gordon, where Fitzgerald said Patterson was holding her against her will in his home.
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For over a century the Kirkbride Asylum, a massive state-run mental health facility, operated on 1.23,000 square feet, or roughly thirteen football fields, of vacant space in the small, rural community of 13,000 people.
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The troubling details of a kidnapping that unfolded last week in the rural community of Dapchi in northern Nigeria after Boko Haram attacked a school and apparently made off with teenage hostages horrified the nation.
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Earlier this spring, a team led by Wil Tidman, the head of GoFundMe Studios, traveled to the rural community of Louisa County, Va. (population: approximately 35,000), to film a video at the local high school.
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Nash, who at 103 years old has a relative who has struggled with addiction, was wide-eyed as Jilian Reece, a drug prevention educator, talked about an ongoing opioid epidemic in their small rural community.
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So there are all kinds of ways in which, if you look at these big, broad indicators, it's a very different experience being part of a rural community of color versus a rural white community.
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"It took me a while to get out of my house, because the snow was blocking both doors," said Francesca McCarter, 68, who lives in a Victorian home in historic Buckeystown, Md., a small, rural community.
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CNH's concept tractor does maintain the driver cab so the operator can perform tasks not presently suited to automation, such as commuting between fields or going through suburban or rural community roads to reach a farm.
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The encroachment of the natural gas industry into this rural community has tied traditional conservative interests like property rights to the concerns over climate change, indigenous rights, and environmental protection that typically motivate anti-pipeline work.
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The law also increases access to telemedicine service, provides much-needed support to rural community hospitals and allows veterans to utilize walk-in care clinics – all of which are designed to provide greater access to care.
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The gunman, identified by the Tehama County Sheriff's Office as Kevin Janson Neal, killed his wife, shot neighbors, attacked an elementary school and drove through the small rural community, firing at motorists early on Tuesday morning.
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Denise O'Brien, a rural community activist and prominent supporter of Ms. Warren's from Atlantic, Iowa, said she and other supporters have been coordinating with the campaign to hold Medicare for all "listening sessions" in her town.
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Mr. Robinson says laws made in Edinburgh or Westminster often fail to fit a rural community, and says he thinks that Brexit and Scotland's independence debate provide a "political opportunity" to bring more powers to Shetland.
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We went to Lake Atitlán, which is in the western highlands of the country and absolutely majestic, and took a boat across the lake to meet Mayan midwives in the rural community of Santa Catarina Palopó.
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Parson also signed a budget that includes $2 million for a moveable floodwall in Clarksville, a rural community of about 450 with a 19th century downtown that has been fighting an annual battle against the Mississippi River.
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Since eight members of a family were found dead in the small Ohio rural community of Piketon on April 220, 238, investigators have chased leads wherever they took them, including Alaska, where the prime suspects had lived.
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The neighbors described the encounter as like seeing a "ghost" following the intensive search that captivated her rural community and the state of Wisconsin, including a massive volunteer search effort to look for clues following her disappearance.
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A number of counties in Ohio, Kentucky, and West Virginia recently filed suit against pharmaceutical wholesalers for pumping small towns full of drugs, sometimes resulting in hundreds of pills for every one person in a rural community.
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Methadone, a drug commonly used in treatment programs, must be distributed at a clinic every day, which is "very challenging if you're talking about a rural community where there isn't much local health care," Dr. Tolia said.
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The ACP's northern route also cuts through black communities throughout Virginia, with ACP developers proposing a compressor station in Buckingham County, a rural community that was settled by free blacks and former slaves following the Civil War.
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That appears to be the case in Lac La Hache, British Columbia, population 258, a rural community about 300 miles from Vancouver, where Huawei has partnered with the internet provider ABC Communications to provide high-speed internet.
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KLONG SAI PATTANA, Thailand (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In Klong Sai Pattana, a rural community carved out of an illegal oil palm plantation by land rights campaigners, new arrivals are given a one-year trial run at being farmers.
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When asked for one example of "film-induced tourism within a rural community," she mentions The Stanley Hotel in Colorado, which utilizes its status as the place that inspired Stephen King to write The Shining to attract tourists.
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Forty-three people were killed when a rain-soaked hillside on the north fork of the Stillaguamish River collapsed, sending a deluge of mud and debris down on the rural community in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains.
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It was a break from a trajectory that started with a working-class childhood in Gallant, a small rural community in the foothills east of Gadsden, where his father was a construction worker and his mother a homemaker.
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"The energy mix we have today allows us to move past our dependence on petrol," said Papa Mademba Biteye, director-general of Senelec, the national electricity company, at an inauguration ceremony in the rural community of Taiba N'Diaye.
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"The energy mix we have today allows us to move past our dependence on petrol," said Papa Mademba Biteye, director-general of Senelec, the national electricity company, at an inauguration ceremony in the rural community of Taiba N'Diaye.
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We recently visited Murfreesboro, N.C. — a town with less than 3,000 residents — for an Internet Community Crawl to hear directly from local business owners and community leaders about the impact of internet-enabled services in the rural community.
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"I took my kids door to door because we couldn't understand why the Town Board rushed to accept this company's desire to target our small, rural community with an industrial project," Ms. Edlich said in an emailed statement.
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Neither they nor their elected representatives have a say in a designation that may decimate an already-struggling rural community by reducing or eliminating long-held uses like grazing and timber, prohibiting drilling and mining, and decreasing taxes.
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KIRBYVILLE, Texas (Reuters) - Eight days after Hurricane Harvey inundated this rural community in east Texas and volunteer firefighters in a boat rescued 22005-year-old JoAnn Ervine and her three foster children, FEMA workers went looking for her.
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"Just as President Roosevelt fundamentally made America more equal by bringing electricity to every farm and rural community over 80 years ago, as president, I will do the same with high-speed internet," Sanders said in a statement.
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In folk horror, the protagonist often travels to a rural community in the middle of nowhere, realizing upon arrival that the people who live there keep the old ways, the pagan ways, the ways that involve human sacrifice.
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Jerry Brown has declared a state of emergency for an area in Northern California as wind-driven wildfires forced thousands to evacuate their homes, burned dozens of homes and businesses and threatened to cut off the rural community. Gov.
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"Coming from a very impoverished, very rural community, I sought out those voices to be represented in the state House because they were the ones who were not represented as often as I felt they should be," she says.
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Mr. Pollister, who moved to California from New Mexico to escape what he called "an oppressive Republican rural community who ostracized and tortured me for being an effeminate gay man," was humiliated and upset to be excluded, he said.
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" ♦ To the Editor: Ammon Bundy's free rangers adhere to an antigovernment code of resistance while, as Anthony McCann puts it, "offering something kind of beautiful, a rural, community-oriented life, lived on and from and with the land.
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Some residents of Paris, a tranquil rural community in the southeastern corner of the state that is among the locations being eyed by Foxconn as a possible site, said they welcomed an influx of jobs that Foxconn could bring.
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In Bridgeton, a rural community in southern New Jersey that is home to many Latino immigrants, the police have been conducting a monthslong search for Dulce Maria Alavez, a 5-year-old who disappeared from a park in September.
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The foundation has also awarded more than $2.5 million in funding for other diseases, and the generous couple has given away another $10 million to their rural community of Waseca – to their church, families in need and even the fire station.
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A.K.M. Abdul Malek Azad, the project's team leader and a professor at BRAC University in Dhaka, said that most rural community health clinics cannot afford conventional ambulance services, but that the new ambulance would be cheap to buy and to run.
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Johnston said law enforcement had been contacted before about the gunman firing weapons in his property before, but that those sort of complaints were not uncommon in the rural community where some people use their firearms on their own property.
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The aim is to install larger versions of the machine in sports venues or airports but also to take it to a rural community in the developing world where fertilisers and reliable drinking water are short in supply, Derese said.
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"In ordinary houses cement and raw materials are very expensive and have to be brought in, they are not found in my village," said Bassirou Coulibaly, a Nubian Vault Mason from Niéna, a rural community in the south of Mali.
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Baudy and bonkers, Robin Hardy's cult horror classic remains a magical hybrid: It's part detective mystery, part satire, part scathing takedown of hippie culture, part musical, part nightmare fuel about a rural community gone off the rails into collective madness.
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"We are a small rural community in Alaska being micromanaged by an international organization that surpasses our state and federal laws," said Arnold Brower Jr., executive director of the AEWC, which the Inupiaq set up to meet the IWC's requirements.
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Vulcan's pre-Star Trek claim to fame was its 9-in-a-line grain elevators, and while it was once the largest grain-exporting site west of Winnipeg, it is now a typical rural community in need of tourism dollars.
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The patient, a known contact of someone who is believed to have died from Ebola on May 800, was confirmed positive on Wednesday for the hemmorhagic fever in the rural community of Iboko, the ministry said in a daily report.
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To make the photographs in "Grapevine" at Higher Pictures, Ms. Lipper embedded herself during the late '80s and early '90s in a rural community, following in the footsteps of documentary-style photographers and filmmakers like Walker Evans or Barbara Kopple.
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Giuseppe Cacioppo, the deputy mayor of the town and tourist councilor says they're practically giving the homes away in an effort to attract people to the rural community, which has seen a dip in population as more people move to urban centers.
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"Forest that used to serve as an important safety net for the poor rural community is no longer under our control," said Paul Gbalene, the traditional chief of Djoameodjoh, one of the forest communities in the East affected by the dam projects.
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Those words signify one thing among prosperous city-dwellers who can choose where, how and with whom to live, and quite another in a poor, rural community where every aspect of the daily grind is massively constrained by traditional cultures and economic needs.
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His full budget proposal, expected to be released on Tuesday, will zero out the program, which funds efforts like Meals on Wheels, homeless shelters for veterans, and in Ms. Rodriguez's case, water improvements for her rural community, which voted for Mr. Trump.
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Vietnam has imposed 43 days' quarantine on Son Loi, a 10,000-strong rural community 44 km (27 miles) from the capital Hanoi, that is home to 11 of the 16 coronavirus cases reported in the country, two local officials told Reuters on Thursday.
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The tornado ripped a mile-wide gash through the heart of this rural community in eastern Alabama, killing at least 23 people in the deadliest tornado to hit the United States in six years, including three children and several members of some families.
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Long before a governor's sex scandal was dominating headlines in Missouri, long before cellphones could even take pictures, a tanning salon owner in Buffalo, a rural community in the state, was caught using a hidden camera to film dozens of unclothed women.
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Bladen and another rural community under review, Robeson County, saw high interest in absentee ballots this year with abnormally large numbers of ballots unreturned, according to an analysis by Michael Bitzer, a politics and history professor at Catawba College in North Carolina.
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Rob Schumacher-USA TODAY Sports Nestled amid the hills on the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido, the small town of Shimokawa—a rural community focused around the local lumber mill and dairy farm industries—may seem an unlikely breeding ground for ski jumping legends.
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In 1918, she enrolled at Howard University, where she began to use fiction as a means of exploring the culture that had produced her, namely the black rural community of Eatonville, Florida, a town whose laws had been codified by her father, a longtime mayor.
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But instead of someone traveling further away to buy milk because the grocery store in a rural community has closed, we're talking about a Medicare patient traveling hours for a critically important lab test because there are no more local labs to perform that service.
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Every fall, the sky above the rural community, about 200 miles north of Albany, fills with a sight that draws bird-watchers from far and wide: thousands of snow and Canada geese migrating south and stopping on a lake at Malone Memorial Recreation Park.
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Visiting them from our home on the West Coast involves flying to Denver or Minneapolis, transferring to a regional carrier to take us to Sioux Falls, then renting a car to drive the remaining 150-plus miles to a small rural community in South Dakota.
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For example, the organizations' summer programs, called "take action camps" (located in Arizona and Canada) and youth volunteer trips to countries like Kenya, Ecuador and India, blend sightseeing and fun with rural community immersion to inspire self discovery and an appreciation for new cultures.
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"Coming from a very impoverished, very rural community, I sought out those voices to be represented in the state House because they were the ones who were not represented as often as I felt they should be," she told Refinery29 in an interview earlier this year.
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Camilo Catrillanca Marin, 24, was shot in the head on Wednesday after police allegedly faced an attack of automatic gunfire during an operation to detain a suspected gang of car thieves in a rural community near the town of Ercilla, 480 miles (772 km) south of Santiago.
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Catherine Corsini's "Summertime," set in 1971, is the story of a sizzling lesbian affair between Delphine (Izïa Higelin), a farm girl from the Limoges area, and a Parisian feminist (Cécile de France) who abruptly leaves her boyfriend to live with Delphine in the homophobic rural community.
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Now, with the explosion of the opioid epidemic and the emergence of heroin as a less expensive alternative, it's become everybody's problem -- white or black, rich or poor, on the coasts or in middle America, no matter whether you live in a city, suburb or rural community.
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"If you've lived in a small rural community and never saw anybody leave, never saw anyone with a white-collar job or leading any organization, you always kind of keep your mindset right here," he says, forming a little circle with his hands in front of his face.
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There are almost 400 children at this school, and even though a new building—which was funded in equal parts by a local nonprofit and the rural community—was recently constructed, there is still not enough space nor teaching material to create an adequate atmosphere for proper education.
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Kentucky police have named the two teenagers killed when a 15-year-old classmate opened fire with a handgun in a school in the town of Benton Tuesday morning, leaving the close-knit rural community searching for answers over America's latest school shooting, the 11th so far in 2018.
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"He had his heart and his house open and there was always enough to share," says Sweet, sitting in front of the Deadwood Tavern in what passes for a downtown in the rural community, alongside a gas station, a sparsely stocked general store and a U.S. Post Office.
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