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The 10 best cities for new homebuyers in 2022

Homeownership is an aspiration for many, and millions of people make that a reality every year. According to Insurify, a site that compares home insurance quotes, more than 6 million homes were sold across the country in 2021, and housing markets are on track to continue trending upward in 2022. But finding the perfect first […]

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Biden: ‘Russian oil will no longer be accepted at U.S. ports’

To this point, there’s been a glaring absence in the sweeping sanctions leveled by the United States and its western allies on Russia, which invaded Ukraine at the end of last month: Russian fossil fuels. No longer. In a press conference Tuesday, Pres. Joe Biden announced a ban on all Russian oil imports. The move is […]

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Local governments must be proactive to save dying shopping centers

American shopping centers may soon see more foot traffic than they have in years. The reason, however, will likely have nothing to do with a huge holiday sale or the opening of a new anchor store. Rather, many of these retail sites are being completely reimagined as owners and local governments are recognizing that by […]

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Infrastructure report highlights challenges anticipated by local leaders in coming years

Remember when patrons could order a coffee without talking around a plastic barrier, and N95 masks were most often used within the construction industry? Twenty-twenty-two is just two years removed from the pandemic’s start, but it feels worlds apart. From more people than ever working from their couches to selectboard meetings held online, the pandemic […]

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Local governments rely on ICMA to help make communities more resilient and sustainable

ICMA is a global association of professional city and county managers and other employees who serve local governments. In addition to offering a variety of powerful programs, including an initiative that aims to achieve equity and social justice, to affirm human dignity, and to improve the quality of life for the individual and the community, […]

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Russian invasion of Ukraine highlights need for cybersecurity at local level

The Russian invasion of Ukraine hasn’t only taken place on the ground—it’s also been conducted online. Ahead of the unprovoked attack, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency witnessed destructive malware attacks against Ukrainian infrastructure “to destroy computer systems and render them inoperable,” according to a security advisory issued by the federal organization this week. According to […]

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Public-private partnership as a tool for EV infrastructure

While market trends and predictions certainly foreshadow a wide-scale, almost exponential use of electric vehicles (EVs) over the next five to seven years, practically speaking, full acceptance of EV is contingent on various factors, foremost being a more comprehensive national network of supercharging stations and enhanced EV battery life. Tesla was prescient on many points […]

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Climate report from UN warns of ‘dangerous and widespread disruption in nature’

Easily missed amid news of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the latest United Nations climate report released last week is ominous, pointing to “widespread deterioration” of the natural world as we know it. Climate change, it warns, “is causing dangerous and widespread disruption in nature,” already impacting billions of people. “This report is a dire warning about […]

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5 ways job order contracting shortens the construction procurement timeline

According to the United States Census, the value of public construction in 2021 was more than $346 billion. With hundreds of billions of dollars changing hands, the construction industry plays a significant role in a country’s economy and investment in this sector has been linked to economic growth. The first step towards a successful project […]

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Public pension funds moving to divest from Russian markets

With sweeping sanctions leveled almost universally by western nations at the Russia, American states are likewise moving to divest public pension funds from Russian markets. So far, Connecticut, California, Colorado, New York and Illinois have made clear intentions to siphon money quickly from Russia. “Russia’s unlawful invasion of Ukraine has led to unprecedented sanctions against […]

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Gallery

The 10 best cities for new homebuyers in 2022

News

Biden: ‘Russian oil will no longer be accepted at U.S. ports’

Article

Local governments must be proactive to save dying shopping centers

News

Infrastructure report highlights challenges anticipated by local leaders in coming years

Article

Local governments rely on ICMA to help make communities more resilient and sustainable

News

Russian invasion of Ukraine highlights need for cybersecurity at local level

Article

Public-private partnership as a tool for EV infrastructure

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Climate report from UN warns of ‘dangerous and widespread disruption in nature’

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5 ways job order contracting shortens the construction procurement timeline

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Public pension funds moving to divest from Russian markets

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