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What Employers Can Do When a Union Knocks on Their Door - When a union knocks on an employer's door, it can be a shock and awe experience for the unprepared employer. It...

Voters met for 2½ hours Saturday and adopted the $1 million budget.

Archinect profile for Samuel Derenboim.

Mayor Ruffy Biazon delivered his first State of the City Address on Muntinlupa's 28th cityhood anniversary on March 1 and said the city is bouncing back from the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic. “The pandemic has been a true test of our strength, even of our faith. It has been—and for some, sti

The City of Boston is advancing three companion regulatory efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions for medium-sized and large buildings. As addressed in our 2021 advisory, the Boston...

City of Boston is advancing three companion regulatory efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions for medium-sized and large buildings. Boston Emissions Reduction and Disclosure Ordinance BERDO 2.0 requires zero net carbon emissions by 2050 for existing buildings 20ksqft.

My son. this is something i cannot describe. i wish i could. you can see it on my face. people have no access to cars. there are two shelters. people can access them. there are aftershocks each hour. there are aftershocks each hour. there could be more. they need to stay outside. since the earthquake happened, it was snowing. the weather was very freezing cold and it was dark. there was an energy code. it was challenging for rescue teams. �* ., ., code. it was challenging for rescue teams. �...

By Muntinlupa Mayor Ruffy Biazon Muntilupa Mayor Ruffy Biazon The City of Muntinlupa is in the era of rapid urbanization and revitalization, where commercial and residential areas continue to grow, and people strive to sustain the gains of progress. These gains however are seriously threatene

A goal is to “manage the challenge of long-term rental units being diverted to short-term rental enterprises." Will it work in Kittery?

Several significant environ mental bills were enacted by the New York legisla ture and signed by Gov. Kathy Hochul in 2022, and several others were vetoed.