Arizona Ranks First On Use Of Digital Technologies

Hud Awards $54.3 Million To Convert Existing Multi-Family Housing Into Assisted-Living Facilities

Elderly Americans in twelve states may find themselves living in upgraded apartments equipped to meet their physical needs thanks to $54.3 million in

What Lies Beneath–Crater Lake

Back in 1886, a USGS scientist named Clarence Dutton led the first expedition to determine the depth of Crater Lake in Oregon using a rowboat, a lead

xxxNews Of The Weirdxxx

Bizarre but true stories about real people collected by syndicated columnist Chuck Shepherd. Two teams of Canadian engineers are completing their low-budget

Brownfield Grants Of $99 Million Will Help Restore Urban Areas

Twenty-three communities will begin the process of breathing new life into their local economies because of $25.3 million in grants announced by the U.S.

Earth As Art

Natural Surrealism? A paradox of terms perhaps, but perhaps the best way to describe the astonishing patterns, vivid abstractions, and fantastic shapes

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Bizarre but true stories about real people collected by syndicated columnist Chuck Shepherd. In September, Peru congressman Eittel Ramos, feeling insulted,

Hhs Awards $85 Million To Eliminate Health Disparities

The awarding of $85 million to support the elimination of health disparities among racial and ethnic minority communities has been announced by the U.S.

Online Pay Site Offers Improved Customer Service To American Forces

A new online pay account management system launched this fall promises improved service and information security to military members, DoD civilians, military

Massive Solar Development Underway In Arizona

The first phase of what will be one of the largest solar generating facilities in the world was dedicated this fall in Prescott. The completed Prescott

xxxNews Of The Weirdxxx

Bizarre but true stories about real people collected by syndicated columnist Chuck Shepherd. Burglars hit the K Bros. Service Station in Everson, Pa.,

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Hud Awards $54.3 Million To Convert Existing Multi-Family Housing Into Assisted-Living Facilities

What Lies Beneath–Crater Lake

xxxNews Of The Weirdxxx

Brownfield Grants Of $99 Million Will Help Restore Urban Areas

Earth As Art

xxxNews Of The Weirdxxx

Hhs Awards $85 Million To Eliminate Health Disparities

Online Pay Site Offers Improved Customer Service To American Forces

Massive Solar Development Underway In Arizona

xxxNews Of The Weirdxxx

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Young Leaders Episode 4 – Cyril Jefferson – City Councilman, High Point, North Carolina

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