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Jun 05 2024
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County courthouse gets facelift, adds more security
ESCANABA — The Delta County Courthouse is getting a needed upgrade. The county sought bids back in April to update and upgrade security at the entrance of the courthouse. Bittner Engineering Incorporated were the only bidders and ultimately won the bidding to do the construction. The construction contract was for the carpentry as well as the finish work — all electrical work would be done by a
Escanaba Daily PressJun 05 2024
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‘Consider voting for Bill Mollenkopf’
Empire Electric Association members should consider voting for Bill Mollenkopf, representing District 4, at the June 20, annual meeting. It was my privilege to work with Bill for 20 of the 28 years I was general manager of the cooperative. In my opinion, Bill exceeded the tenets of the board policy that says a director shall act in good faith with the care an ordinarily prudent person in a
The Durango HeraldMay 21 2024
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School of Engineering first quarter 2024 awards
Faculty and researchers across MIT’s School of Engineering receive many awards in recognition of their scholarship, service, and overall excellence. The School of Engineering periodically recognizes their achievements by highlighting the honors, prizes, and medals won by faculty and research scientists working in our academic departments, labs, and centers. • Pulkit Agrawal in the Department
MIT NewsJun 02 2024
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China Steps Up Warning to EU Just Days Before Tariff Decision
China accused the European Union of working to “suppress” Chinese companies and said Beijing will take action to safeguard its interests, as the bloc moves closer to imposing tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.
Beijing wants to deal with economic and trade frictions through dialogue, and avoid an uncontrolled escalation, Commerce Minister Wang Wentao said at a meeting with Chinese
BloombergJun 05 2024
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Brush fires east of Kanab prompt major emergency response, shut down power and traffic
A fire started east of Kanab on Highway 89 on Monday, June 3, and spread quickly, crossing the highway and severely damaging some of the electrical lines in the area. Per a release from Kane County Emergency Services, the fire started around 1:20 p.m. as a result of a malfunctioning vehicle and burned over a mile on either side of the highway. While the fire was headed toward some residences,
Southern Utah NewsJun 06 2024
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Surprise Gotion plant tax breaks turn horse farmer into anti-plant activist
In September 2022, details of a Chinese-owned electric vehicle battery manufacturer planning to build a sprawling plant near Big Rapids emerged in a bucolic rural northern Michigan community of pastureland and thick forests that straddles the dividing line of "up north." The development spurred local real estate agent Lori Brock on the path to community activism as she sought a redress of
Detroit NewsJun 10 2024
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Rising home insurance rates (June 10, 2024)
On Monday’s show: We discuss why home insurance rates in Texas have gone up over 50% in five years, we answer your gardening questions, and we talk about drug policies in professional sports. Houston Matters begins at 9 a.m. CT on 88.7FM or listen online. Join the discussion at 713-440-8870, talk@houstonmatters.org or @HoustonMatters. On Monday’s show: HISD Superintendent Mike Miles is set to
Houston Public MediaJun 06 2024
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Qualifying round for Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest takes place in NEO
A qualifying round for the Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest took place right in Northeast Ohio. Thursday evening, competitive eaters gathered at Parma Rib 'N Rock to decide who would be going to Coney Island on July 4. "There is nothing quite as electric as being on Coney Island the Fourth of July," Nick Wehry said. "There is a reason why it's the most watched thing on TV." During
ABC 5 NEWSJun 06 2024
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Boulder City Council says yes to electrifying many new buildings
Boulder’s City Council has officially adopted an updated energy code that will require many new buildings and remodels of existing buildings to use all-electric appliances. The update is expected to cut energy costs and reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Boulder. At a public hearing last month, council members overwhelmingly expressed support for the new City of Boulder Energy Conservation
Boulder Daily CameraJun 07 2024
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New report details rising energy costs, Evergy shares resources
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - A report from the National Energy Assistance Directors Association and Center for Energy Poverty and Climate details estimates a nearly 8 percent increase in electric bills from last summer to now. “It’s very likely that we’re going to see even hotter temperatures throughout the rest of the summer if the past few years has taught us anything,” says Courtney Lewis,
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