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Starting Monday, a nearly quarter-mile stretch between Happy Hollow Road and Dehart Street will close through the fall for the city’s combined sewer overflow project. This is the second phase

The “Scouting 4 Eggs Adult Easter Egg Hunt will be held Saturday, April 9, at Franklin L. Cary Camp in Lafayette. Thousands of eggs will be hidden.

An employee reported to 911 dispatchers he observed two men trying to break into the office on a surveillance camera.

BUTLER — It’s every little boy’s dream to play with construction toys and dig in the dirt. A work crew from Bowen Engineering must be having all kinds of fun as they are in the midst of installing 60-inch pipes at the east end of Butler — sometimes in the pouring rain. This $8 million project isn’t just for fun, however. The goal is to help the city solve a long-standing issue of combined sewer overflow events. The work will take a year and a half to complete, interim W...

Storm water project aims to stop sewage from entering Wabash River A nearly $12 million project is building on Lafayettes efforts to stop sewage from entering the Wabash River. Posted: Apr 6, 2021 2:10 PM Updated: Apr 6, 2021 2:30 PM Posted By: Joseph Paul LAFAYETTE, Ind. — A nearly $12 million project is building on Lafayettes efforts to stop sewage from entering the Wabash River. In the past, when Lafayettes combined sewer and storm water systems became overwhelmed by rain and snow melt...

Texas A&M engineering dean M. Katherine Banks named sole finalist for university president KTRK Share: Share: COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KTRK) -- M. Katherine Banks, dean of the college of engineering at Texas A&M University, has been named the sole finalist for president of the flagship university based in College Station after a national search. The Texas A&M Board of Regents approved Chancellor John Sharps recommendation at a board meeting Wednesday after four finalists were interviewed. Under ...

T-Screen Success In Indiana As Retrofit Pays Off Before a series of upgrades (totaling $27M over 5 years), at the City of Washington’s wastewater treatment plant in Indiana, even the smallest amount of rainfall would cause an overflow. $27M is a significant sum of money of course, but as any municipal works superintendent will tell you, funding is (and this will be an extremely polite way of putting it), a long and complicated process. Prior to the installation in 2012 of a fixed bar screen, ...

New Jersey American Water Receives Leading Infrastructure Project Award From New Jerseys Alliance For Action New Jersey American Water will be honored with a Leading Infrastructure Project Award from the New Jersey Alliance for Action. The award will be presented to the company virtually at the 10th Annual Leading Infrastructure Project Awards on February 17, 2021. The award-winning project is for proactive and innovative use of Strong Base Anion Exchange (AIX) system to remove PFAS from the Sp...

Penetron Helps Indianapolis Airport Upgrade a De-Icing Facility Share Article The October 2020 completion of a new stormwater and de-icing infrastructure at the Indianapolis International Airport in Indiana (USA) provided additional capacity as well as environmental benefits. PENETRON ADMIX was chosen to replace a competitive product and provide a superior waterproofing solution. When it absolutely has to be waterproof: The stormwater and de-icing facilities at the Indianapolis Airport were upg...