Old cowboy boots stuck upside down on fence posts can mean many things. They can be there to honor beloved horses, fallen cowboys or just to look cool. One thing’s for sure — it’s just Western.

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A DOJ inspector general report underscores the need for reforming civil forfeiture practices.

Shoppers have lauded a £22 fence repair tool that 'saves a lot of work' when maintaining your garden. The product, called Post Buddy, is able to mend the problem of a broken fence without any ...

For those needing it, Amazon's 'Post Buddy', a straightforward fence post repair system, could be a handy solution, reports Birmingham live. Hailed as an 'easy fence post repair', Post Buddy vows ...

In Today's Alameda Treasure, Steve Gorman shines the spotlight on the historic home at 899 Union Street. The beautiful house was built for George H. Morrison and his family in 1892, but Morrison sadly ...

SpotOn’s GPS Dog Fence is our standout choice for long-range use: One professional dog trainer recommends it for its extensive battery life and accuracy, even in remote, heavily wooded areas.

After more than 20 years, what is now referred to as the Post Office Horizon scandal has become headline news. Computer Weekly has played an important part in exposing what has been described as ...

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