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When you’re on the highway, especially in a rural area, there really doesn’t seem to be much alongside — maybe some trees or a cornfield. But if you look closely, you may notice such things as solar panels, weather stations, and even bird nesting pavilions.

This Himalayan salt plate isn’t just a serving tray for fancy meats and cheeses (although it is that, too, of course) — it’s also a cooking tool. Just place the salt plate directly on your stovetop or grill to cook meat, seafood, and veggies, and the plate will impart natural, salty flavor to whatever it is you’re making for dinner. Once you’re done cooking, the plate will hold the temperature steady, ensuring your dinner stays warm. (It can also be cooled in the refrigerator if you’re looking to keep your foods cold.)

If, like me, you always have a stray hair elastic on your wrist, you’re going to love this hair tie bracelet. Made from plated stainless steel, the bracelet has a channel that perfectly secures any hair elastic, so it’s at the ready anytime you need to throw your hair into a ponytail. Choose from gold, rose gold, or silver.

Items For Wish List: More members/volunteers to help with projects and serve the community. (All costs are estimates and looking for any donations of time or money to achieve these goals.); replacing roof on pavilion:$2,000’ playground approved mulch: $10,000; paving of parking lot: $40,000; replacement of kitchen floor: $2,000; commercial propane fryer: $1,000 (plus assistance to integrate into kitchen); replacement of club carpeting: $20,000; commercial swing set: $10,000; back-to-school supplies and backpacks: $200; gift cards and/or gift baskets: any amount; scholarship grants: any amount; new cushions or chairs: $4,000; building extension: $90,000. Donations may be made at www.marloweruritan.org, by check, or cash. Also, need volunteers.

When it was posted on YouTube, the clip got half a million hits in the first 48 hours. The wave of vitriol against Andrews built over time and got more vicious. Andrews couldn’t find a job for 18 months. She eventually escaped to Australia, but when she released a think-tank report there, she was still attacked by an Australian member of Parliament because of the clip. It never goes away.

Anthony Lonetree has been covering St. Paul Public Schools and general K-12 issues for the Star Tribune since 2012-13. He began work in the paper’s St. Paul bureau in 1987 and was the City Hall reporter for five years before moving to various education, public safety and suburban beats.

Cork flooring. If your floors are concrete or cork (shown here), congratulations. Those are among the best materials for sound absorption.

The permit requirements for Treloar Transport include:• A realignment of the intersection of Quarry and Beaumonts roads, Dunorlan.• The installation of a give way sign on Chesney Road, ahead of Beaumonts Road.• The maintenance of fence lines of clear vegetation at the intersection of Chesney and Beaumonts roads.• The installation of a white hold line and give way sign at the intersection of Dunorlan and Weegena roads.• Localised pavements widening on the intersection of Weegena and Dunorlan roads.

Items For Wish List: Rolling tool cart for theatre department; metal shelving with wheels for theater workroom; copy paper; card stock paper

Highways in the Delta are long and straight. In summertime, the play of molten air on sizzling asphalt creates mirages so that the blue horizon seems to merge with the very road. Things here, at times, are more ominous than they appear. In certain graveyards, the lids of the burial vaults sit so close to the ground that the interred are actually resting near the topsoil. The waterways also hold their own dark secrets. In 1955, for example, the white men who brutally murdered a black teenager named Emmett Till drove to Rosedale the night they tied a metal cotton-gin fan around his neck and dumped him in the Tallahatchie River. He was found three days later when his feet floated up to the surface. The alleged killers—who spoke of Rosedale’s riverside as “the scariest place in the Delta”—were never imprisoned, though everyone knew they did it. The Department of Justice finally re-opened the Till case this year. But for generations, black lives have not mattered in Mississippi courts.

Police are in the process of interviewing the construction worker’s colleagues to help determine the circumstances that led to the man’s death