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Range of fees set to rise
CITY HALL — Everything from water to trash pickup will likely be more expensive after the City Council on Tuesday tentatively approved raising rates to help meet increased costs. The fee hikes must still come back June 22 for a final vote as...Tags: Finance, Economy, Business and Finance, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Petroleum Industry, Los Angeles
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New water rules pass
After nearly a year of back-and-forth between Realtors and city officials, an ordinance requiring all buildings to be retrofitted with water-saving fixtures upon resale narrowly passed this week. The ordinance — approved 3 to 1 on Tuesday with...Tags: Real Estate Sellers, California, Real Estate Agents, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Real Estate Buyers
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Green Cay Nature Center closing, but only for maintenance
Nature lovers in West Boynton and West Delray were worried that an announced closure of the Green Cay Nature Center and Wetlands was permanent. But local bird watchers and trail walkers can relax. The June 8 and 9 closing is for needed maintenance to the...
Tags: Wetlands, Natural Resources, Environmental Issues
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City again seeks to raise water, sewer rates
For the fourth consecutive year, Baltimore officials are proposing a 9 percent increase to water and sewer rates — and the charges will continue to grow indefinitely to cover the costs of major projects, they say.
The proposed rate increases come...Tags: Baltimore County, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Bolton Hill, Carl Stokes, Mary Pat Clarke
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North Texas Municipal Water District to Vote on Stage 2 Water Restrictions
doug.magditch@cw33.comSome north Texans may get to water their lawns a little more often. Thursday, the North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD) will decide whether to allow watering twice a week this summer. That would affect people in most of Collin county, including...Tags: Natural Resource Industry, Conservation, Environmental Issues
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Photography shows are all the rage in Chicago
Special to the TribuneWhen the photograph first began to work its way into museums and galleries, it was a hotly debated art form. What makes it so special? What makes it art? Those questions have been answered over the decades thanks to photographers whose artistic visions...Tags: Culture, Artists, Walker Evans, Museums, Richard Avedon
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Repainted water tower to tout Lake Worth's 100th anniversary
The Palm Beach PostBy mid-July, the city water tower along Interstate 95 near the water plant should be sporting a fresh coat of paint and a few extra words announcing the city’s centennial. “CELEBRATING 100 YEARS, City of Lake Worth, 1913-2013,” the...Tags: Lake Worth
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Eileen Fisher to open first Baltimore area store
It's a busy time for store openings for some Baltimore-area malls. News of White Marsh Mall getting Boscov's department store back this fall has been followed by more announcements this week from other regional centers. Eileen Fisher, a national women's...Tags: Bagels, Hunt Valley, White Marsh, Foods and Beverages, Lifestyle and Leisure
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How safe is local drinking water?
I received my Calexico water quality report for 2011. The maximum contaminate level allowed for cancer-causing byproducts of chlorine and organics is .08 mg/l. The average of samples taken at certain sites in Calexico was .06 mg/l. This in essence tells...Tags: Cancer, Water, Environmental Issues, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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Somerset wastewater treatment plant making progress
Daily American Staff WriterSomerset Regional Water Resources LLC has laid the groundwork for a wastewater treatment plant more than three years in the making. The site, located along Route 281 in Somerset Township, will purify water used in the hydraulic fracturing process of...Tags: Somerset County (Pennsylvania), Economy, Business and Finance, Water, Energy Saving, Manufacturing and Engineering
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Candidates for Imperial Irrigation District board square off at forum
Staff WriterThough markedly less hostile than some of the recent Imperial Irrigation District board meetings, tensions still rose as candidates duked it out at a forum hosted by local business leaders. The El Centro and Brawley chambers of commerce hosted a...Tags: Renewable Energy, Politics, Alternative Energy, Energy Saving, Facebook
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Air-to-water company opens factory in Lauderdale Lakes
Wring cold water from South Florida's humid air and pour it in a tall glass. That's the basic idea behind Drinkable Air, a company that makes a machine that produces purified water from moisture in the air. The company has opened its first factory in...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Coral Springs, Water, Lauderdale Lakes, Environmental Issues
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