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Work at 5051 Centre reaches a milestone; CMU planning science facility at Forbes and Craig.

Groups of coconut farmers fear another scam might happen in the process of the Philippine government’s implementation of the Coco Levy Act, the law that should pave the way for the release of the P100 billion worth of funds and assets collected through the infamous coco levy fund scam more than 40 y

BusinessWorld June 1, 2021 | 12:02 am Its return to profitability came after the company’s revenues soared to P125.16 million from P9.76 million. The Philodrill Corp., wherein the company has a 34.32% stake in, reversed to a P6.3-million profit during the period from last year’s P18-million net loss. The Galoc field is said to have produced 152,701 barrels in the first quarter. Its 28.64%-owned Atlas Consolidated Mining and Development Corp. posted a net income of P120.4 mil...

by   HONOLULU (Tribune News Service) — A groundbreaking ceremony and Hawaiian blessing was held in Kapolei on Memorial Day for a $98.4 million, 120-bed veterans home that officials acknowledged was a big challenge to bring to fruition. Construction already has started on the Daniel K. Akaka State Veterans Home, named after the former Hawaii U.S. senator who championed veterans issues, on about 7 acres, with completion expected in April 2023. Akaka died in 2018 at age 93. The project was awar...

Due to scheduling conflicts, Plymouth will celebrate Independence Day with fireworks and a concert by the Legion Bud Band on July 5

Communities in Allegheny and Westmoreland counties are receiving about a quarter of the combined $12 million in state grants to combat blight, Gov. Tom Wolf’s office announced. In Allegheny County, 23 municipalities and organizations are receiving about $2.1 million, while five in Westmoreland County are getting about $1.3 million. Projects

Article content Rachel Ayoub’s final shift at The White Horse Restaurant on Wednesday was filled with tears. But the cook at the beloved six-decades-old diner in Ottawa’s east end, which is closing to make way for a new apartment building, vows that a new White Horse will re-open one day. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Beloved White Horse Restaurant closes to make room for development, but the east-end diner vows to re-open Back to video �...

New Hawaii State Veterans Home Is Being Built On Land Designated For Affordable Housing - Honolulu Civil Beat New Hawaii State Veterans Home Is Being Built On Land Designated For Affordable Housing UPDATED. Construction crews broke ground on the 120-bed residential and treatment facility last month on a long-vacant lot in Kapolei. Reading time: 7 minutes. Construction on a nearly $100 million new state veterans home on Oahu has finally begun after a series of delays and rejected locations. But...

On Kwikwetlem territory, a new vision for Riverview The Riverview Lands, on the slope above the Coquitlam River, were known as a storied place. Settlers will remember the area most for its mental health facility, which the province began work on in 1904. It had an extensive garden and was near the Colony Farm, where patient labourers once produced up to 700 tonnes of crops and 20,000 gallons of milk per year. Chief Ed Hall of the Kwikwetlem First Nation says his mother, now 75, has a lot of me...

Blue Back Square, West Hartford’s posh mixed-use development, has been sold to a new ownership group. Greenwich-based Charter Realty & Development Corp., which also manages Evergreen’s Walk in South Windsor, said Friday it has teamed with Miami-based Rialto Capital Management to purchase the 450,000-square-foot office, medical, residential and retail center, located adjacent to West Hartford Center.  A sales price was not immediately available.  They bought the property at 65 Memorial Roa...