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Phillipsburg to build new high school
Phillipsburg school officials announced today that the district received funding from the state to build a new high school. The state had held up funds for the $100 million school in 2005 after the agency that would pay the costs ran out of money. The...Tags: Phillipsburg
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Home on 8-foot pylons survives flooding untouched
Robin Lane's neighbors thought she was crazy when she rebuilt her home after a 2005 flood atop 8-foot pylons that gave it the look of a coastal cottage. But when the White River flooded again last month, Lane's neighbors saw the wisdom of her home on...Tags: Floods, Emergency Planning, Vehicles
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NJ planning to pay for 53 new or expanded schools
With its coffers about to be replenished, the New Jersey Schools Development Authority has lined up a list of schools to build or expand. The state agency announced Tuesday that it plans to work on 53 projects in some of the state's poorest communities....Tags: Construction, Personal Income, Local Authority, Construction and Property, Phillipsburg
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3 arrested after chase, gunfire
Authorities in the Metro East say three people are in custody, suspected of shooting a high-powered rifle at a Madison County sheriff's deputy who tried to stop their stolen car. Investigators say no one was injured in the gunfire Monday near...Tags: Vehicles, Injuries
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Central Florida economy remains mired in a slump
Sentinel Staff WriterWith Central Florida's construction industry lumbering through a deep slump, the region's economy is expected to contract year-over-year by 1.35 percent in July. The monthly CFB Economic Index, a sampling of leading economic indicators collected from...Tags: Seminole County, Volusia County, Tourism and Leisure, Natural Resources, Land Price
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Housing overhaul due at APG
Sun ReporterLike many Army posts around the country, Aberdeen Proving Ground is getting out of the housing business and turning over demolition, renovation, construction and maintenance to a private contractor. Picerne Military Housing, a Rhode Island-based...Tags: Aberdeen Proving Ground, Chesapeake Bay, Armed Forces, Defense, Homes
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FEMA mobile homes ready in Cedar Rapids
The first tenants of Federal Emergency Management Agency mobile homes are moving in. That's just one week after the homes began to arrive in Cedar Rapids. FEMA says a Cedar Rapids family was able to move out of a tent in their backyard on Friday and...Tags: Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Towns take a real hit
Of The Morning CallIt was the end of 2007, and Washington Township, Northampton County, was putting together its budget. The property tax would stay the same, the supervisors said, but the township would lose one position in its zoning office because the number of building...Tags: Architecture, Property, State Budgets, Budgets and Budgeting, Land Price
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Sign criticizes localities for immigration policy
The Washington PostIn Manassas's quaint, red-brick Old Town neighborhood, a giant billboard greets visiting tourists and commuters, but it was not put there by the city or Chamber of Commerce. "PWC and Manassas the National Capital of Intolerance," it declares, in hand-...Tags: Migration, Prosecution, Land Price, Prince William, Freedom of the Press
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'Fahrenheit 451' burns in flashes
It is the curious power of books that they seem to read us as much as we read them; a single sentence can shift our lives forever. That uncanny connection fuels fascism -- and ultimately liberation -- in "Fahrenheit 451," now staged by author Ray...Tags: Ethics, North Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), Television Industry, Ray Bradbury, Nike Incorporated
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