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Housing Authority spends $90,000 on PR firm
The Buffalo NewsThe Buffalo Municipal Housing Authority spent at least $90,218 over 16 months to hire a public relations firm to do PR work that other upstate New York housing agencies handle in-house. Now some BMHA board members are questioning why an authority that's...Tags: Personal Income, Interior Policy, Public Housing, Rental Service, Housing and Urban Planning
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Charter school lawyers ask judge to postpone whistlerblower's suit
The Philadelphia InquirerA federal investigation of a Kensington charter school has not made headlines since a TV station showed video of agents carting off boxes of documents in 2009, but the probe is very much alive. Attorneys for Community Academy of Philadelphia Charter...Tags: Corporate Officers, Lawyers, Criminals, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Judges
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Historic tax credits critical to revitalization
Richmond Times-DispatchIf it weren't for historic tax credits, whole sections of Cary Street in Shockoe Slip and Shockoe Bottom would be vacant. Plant Zero, a cultural and residential center in Manchester, and other old buildings in that section of town south of the James...Tags: Henrico County, Music, Joint Ventures, National Parks, Banking
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EBMUD proposes 19 percent water rate hike over two years
The Contra Costa TimesCustomers in the East Bay Municipal Utility District would pay 19 percent higher water rates over the next two years under a proposal unveiled this week for the largest district increase in recent memory. The proposal -- scheduled for a board vote...Tags: Credit Ratings, Walnuts
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Search for baby falcons on Tarentum Bridge comes up empty
The Valley News-Dispatch, Tarentum, Pa.After two endangered peregrine falcons were born and raised in the superstructure of the Tarentum Bridge last year -- the first nesting in the area for decades -- state biologists could not find any young falcons at the bridge on Thursday. However,...Tags: Wildlife, Biology, Conservation, Endangered Species
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Valley News Dispatch wins big in Golden Quill awards
The Valley News-Dispatch, Tarentum, Pa.Valley News Dispatch staff won five Golden Quill Awards on Monday from the Press Club of Western Pennsylvania, the most of any newspaper in its circulation category. Nine VND articles and three photographs published in 2012 were finalists in the club'...Tags: Photography, Media Industry, Music, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh
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Both sides like New Kensington police contract
The Valley News-Dispatch, Tarentum, Pa.New Kensington police have a new three-year contract that will offer them annual raises of about 2 percent. Council earlier this month unanimously approved the contract, which is retroactive to the beginning of this year. It will expire at the end of...Tags: Collective Contract
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Kensington School offers technology classes for tots
The Virginia GazetteJAMES CITY — Preschoolers at one local school are getting pint-sized lessons in technology. An evolving tool in education, technology and devices are a force in the classroom. Students at schools throughout greater Williamsburg are using it to...Tags: Students, Hampton Roads, Head Start, Teaching and Learning
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BMHA, after $90,000 outlay, puts PR work out to bid
The Buffalo NewsTHE BUFFALO MUNICIPAL HOUSING AUTHORITY -- which spent more than $90,000 on a no-bid contract for public relations services -- is now putting that work out to bid. A day after The Buffalo News reported that the Housing Authority has been paying a...Tags: Public Relations, Interior Policy, Marketing, Prosecution, Housing and Urban Planning
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Swept up in a Toronto summer
TORONTO - Streetcars, sharks, pandas and parasols. This summer, Canada's largest city will be vibrantly alive. Just watch out for construction. The biggest news here is the planned opening this summer of Ripley's Aquarium, a $130-million project that...Tags: Toronto (Canada), Canada, Transportation, Fringe Festival, Subway Transportation Industry
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Pending bills would regulate homeowners associations
The Charlotte ObserverCharlotte residents would be better protected from homeowners associations if the General Assembly passes several key pieces of legislation, lawmakers said last week. The N.C. House of Representatives is reviewing several bills that address everything...Tags: Real Estate, Charlotte, U.S. House of Representatives, Jim Martin
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Greensburg health care district one step closer to fruition
Tribune-Review, Greensburg, Pa.Greensburg City Council has selected a consultant to create a health care district for the 5th and 6th wards. Council on Monday approved a contract with Urban Design Associates. Greensburg officials want the district to spark development and to...Tags: Heavy Engineering, Manufacturing and Engineering
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