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Forecasting Governor-Elect McCrory’s Infrastructure Funding Priorities
Gov. McCrory will have no shortage of highway planning knots to untangle when he arrives at the Executive Mansion. I recently came across this blog post from The Council of State Governments’… more →
N.C. Construction Law, Policy & News
Met-Ed To Invest $116 Million
wrote 1 month ago: Map of Pennsylvania highlighting Berks County (Photo credit: Wikipedia) The Metropolitan-Edison Co. … more →
R.I.P. Ivan Aguilar
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wrote 2 months ago: Last Thursday, a beautiful young life was taken on the college campus where I teach. A 21-year-old … more →
No increase in tax levy
wrote 3 months ago: Keep Reading. Carmi CPA Keith Botsch, who has been secured as the city’s accountant for many y … more →
State Transportation Plan Could Aid Economic Development in the Berkshires
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wrote 4 months ago: Transportation in all its forms – road, rail, bus, pedestrian and bicycle – is intricate … more →
Pittsburgh Urban Redevelopment Authority Approves Hazelwood Tax Increment Financing Plans
wrote 4 months ago: A map of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania with its neighborhoods labeled. For use primarily in the list of P … more →
Forecasting Governor-Elect McCrory's Infrastructure Funding Priorities
wrote 4 months ago: Gov. McCrory will have no shortage of highway planning knots to untangle when he arrives at the Exec … more →
PPL Customers Will See About 4 Percent Increase In Bill
wrote 5 months ago: The PPL Building (seen here in the distance) is the tallest building in Allentown, Pennsylvania. (Ph … more →
Innovative Tech-Based Government Program Saves Millions in Missouri
wrote 5 months ago: Written by Michelle Sicignano, LMSW, Staff Writer, Social Justice Solutions With an innovative 5 yea … more →
Excuses, Excuses
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wrote 5 months ago: I’m a staunch advocate for bicycling, I admit it. In the past year, as I’ve increasingly used my bi … more →
Court of Appeals: Contractors' Lien Claim Properly Dismissed Where "Owner" Owned Nothing on Date of 1st Furnishing
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wrote 7 months ago: In a controversial 2-1 decision released October 2, 2012, the North Carolina Court of Appeals ( … more →
It's Immoral NOT to Spend Money on Infrastructure Now
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wrote 7 months ago: Here’s Mitt Romney on reducing the deficit from the debate last night: I think it’s not just a … more →
Nothing But Flowers
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wrote 10 months ago: The 2012 Transportation Bill … more of the same. In a recent post, I noted that politics matte … more →
Performance Contracting: Paying for Improvements Today with Guaranteed Future Savings
wrote 1 year ago: I recently read an article on Performance Contracting in Water Efficiency Magazine and realized that … more →
£50 Million Construction Project to Boost the Building Sector
wrote 1 year ago: A new £50 million building scheme, close to already proposed Vauxhall Square Development worth £400 … more →
£50 Million Construction Project to Boost the Building Sector
wrote 1 year ago: A new £50 million building scheme, close to already proposed Vauxhall Square Development worth £400 … more →
Public-Private Partnerships for Financing Public Improvements -- The Potential Good, Bad and Ugly
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wrote 1 year ago: Image by digitalart via FreeDigitalPhotos.net I commend to your reading the current issue of NC Cons … more →
A dangerous stance
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wrote 1 year ago: Local politicians – both Democrats and Republicans – have long touted their efforts to s … more →
Fair is foul and foul's not fair
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wrote 1 year ago: The walk from my apartment to the closest subway station takes about 10 minutes. I usually try to zo … more →
Internet, high-speed rail, and social fragmentation
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wrote 1 year ago: I’ve been closely following the high-speed rail debate in Britain with some interest and I am … more →
