Explore

Trendline Trendline
Fargo Area May See New Data Center as Geronimo Power Secures Land Purchase Agreement

Fargo Area May See New Data Center as Geronimo Power Secures Land Purchase Agreement

Fargo Area May See New Data Center as Geronimo Power Secures Land Purchase Agreement
Trendline Trendline
Urbandale City Council Rejects Land Use Change for Proposed Buc-ee's Travel Center

Urbandale City Council Rejects Land Use Change for Proposed Buc-ee's Travel Center

Urbandale City Council Rejects Land Use Change for Proposed Buc-ee's Travel Center
Trendline Trendline
Singapore's Economic Model Emphasizes Productivity and Global Market Integration Over Land Expansion

Singapore's Economic Model Emphasizes Productivity and Global Market Integration Over Land Expansion

Singapore's Economic Model Emphasizes Productivity and Global Market Integration Over Land Expansion
Trendline Trendline
Allentown Zoning Hearing for Emmaus Avenue Data Center Postponed

Allentown Zoning Hearing for Emmaus Avenue Data Center Postponed

Allentown Zoning Hearing for Emmaus Avenue Data Center Postponed
Rapid Read Rapid Read
Newton Reorganizes Sustainability Office, Shifts Focus to Implementation Amid Leadership Change

Newton Reorganizes Sustainability Office, Shifts Focus to Implementation Amid Leadership Change

The city of Newton is reorganizing its climate and sustainability office, integrating it into the Department of Public Works (DPW) and re-evaluating its leadership structure. Mayor Marc Laredo's administration announced that Sustainability Co-Chair Ann Berwick would be 'transitioning' out of her role, though Berwick stated she was 'abruptly fired' without a stated reason or discussion about the city's future sustainability plans. This change marks a shift in the city's approach to sustainability, moving from policy development to active implementation and climate adaptation strategies. Newton Chief Operations Officer Josh Morse explained that the reorganization aims to leverage the DPW's extensive resources and infrastructure capabilities to execute climate action plans more effectively. The city has a long history of environmental leadership, dating back to the 1970s with an 'energy engineer' position, and has since expanded its initiatives to include stormwater resiliency and phosphorus reduction program...
Trendline Trendline
UK Export Finance Offers £2 Billion in Project Financing for Bangladesh

UK Export Finance Offers £2 Billion in Project Financing for Bangladesh

UK Export Finance Offers £2 Billion in Project Financing for Bangladesh
Rapid Read Rapid Read
Unionist Representatives Oppose 'New Ireland' Discussion in Local Democracy Week Program

Unionist Representatives Oppose 'New Ireland' Discussion in Local Democracy Week Program

Unionist representatives on the Derry City and Strabane District Council have voiced opposition to a planned discussion titled 'What Could a New Ireland Look Like?' as part of the 2026 Local Democracy Week program. UUP alderman Derek Hussey and DUP alderman Niree McMorris rejected this specific element, arguing it was 'leading' and not balanced. Despite their objections, council members voted to approve the overall program. Local Democracy Week, an initiative hosted by the council for 16 years, aims to educate primary and secondary school students on the operations of local councils. The program includes various events such as 'Meet the City and District’s No. 1 Citizen' for younger pupils and the contentious 'What Could a New Ireland Look Like?' panel discussion for students aged 12 to 18, both scheduled to take place at the Guildhall on October 12. Other activities include a youth roundtable and Q&A sessions with the Mayor and elected members.
Trendline Trendline
Brooks Brothers to Relocate Westport Store, Approves New Signage

Brooks Brothers to Relocate Westport Store, Approves New Signage

Brooks Brothers to Relocate Westport Store, Approves New Signage
Savannah Morning News Savannah Morning News
Massive 1,350 home development proposed for Effingham | Exclusive

Massive 1,350 home development proposed for Effingham | Exclusive

A Washington developer proposes 1,350 homes and commercial space in Effingham County. Here is what to know.
Rapid Read Rapid Read
Akron and Summit County Land Bank Unveil Pre-Reviewed 'Made in Akron' Housing Plans

Akron and Summit County Land Bank Unveil Pre-Reviewed 'Made in Akron' Housing Plans

The City of Akron and the Summit County Land Bank have announced the completion of the 'Made in Akron' housing plans. This initiative introduces a collection of 10 pre-reviewed residential designs aimed at simplifying the construction of high-quality new homes that align with the architectural character of Akron's neighborhoods. Developed by Akron-based Grassroots Architecture in collaboration with the City and Land Bank, these plans have undergone pre-review by the Summit County Building Standards Department. This pre-approval process is intended to streamline permitting and review for builders and future homeowners. The project also includes a 'Made in Akron Pattern Book,' which provides a clear design vision for new residential construction, drawing inspiration from existing Akron architecture. The available designs range from two-bedroom cottages to three-bedroom, two-story single-family homes, and also include plans for two-family homes and small three-unit apartment buildings. Each design meets curre...
Rapid Read Rapid Read
San Diego Airport Authority Receives $15.3 Million Federal Grant for Home Sound Insulation Program

San Diego Airport Authority Receives $15.3 Million Federal Grant for Home Sound Insulation Program

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has awarded the San Diego County Regional Airport Authority a $15.3 million federal grant for its Quieter Home Program. This funding, part of the FAA's Airport Improvement Program, is designated to provide sound insulation for approximately 400 homes located within the airport's flight path. Representative Scott Peters (D-San Diego) emphasized the importance of this funding, stating it will benefit residents in neighborhoods such as Point Loma and Little Italy by providing quieter, more peaceful homes and improved ventilation. Eligible homes are those within the FAA's 65-decibel contour map area around San Diego International Airport (SAN) with average interior noise levels of 45 decibels or greater with windows closed. The Quieter Home Program, which has been retrofitting homes since 2001, has already completed work on 6,238 residences.
Trendline Trendline
Michaels Expands Presence with New Loveland, Colorado Store Opening

Michaels Expands Presence with New Loveland, Colorado Store Opening

Michaels Expands Presence with New Loveland, Colorado Store Opening