If you're talking about health issues, then no.If you're talking about REI, then yes. 

The reason they said we didn't need masks was to prevent people from taking them from health care workers.

The builder is running a promotion that provides a substantial upgrade credit. 

My contractor has mentioned the city would like him to hire an arborist to assess the health of the tree.

The year contract was up in February of 2019, but due to some health issues (mine), and the renter trying to buy their own home, time passed by and now a full year and 3 months or so has gone by.  

There was a time during a really hot spell a few years back when we had so many underground lines break (in the thousands) that we actually had a health crisis. 

Its a problem when you have massive amounts of mold inside walls, it can cause health issues (and you can smell it).

I work in Home Health so I spend a lot of time driving the city, mostly inside 465.

The health department has gotten a little more strict lately and you will have to manage the stream buffer in addition to well locations. 

Housing advocates are promoting two bills introduced in the Texas Legislature that would give tenants more choices and reduce choices for landlords.