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Philip Reilly, an Eagle Scout, retired CIA senior operations officer, and former U.S. Army Special Forces service member, talks with Boy Scout Troop 1539 and potential new members about his

Cut-Through Traffic Restrictions Proposed for McLean — “To protect McLean neighborhoods overrun by commuters cutting through to avoid bottlenecks on Route 7, Interstate 495 and other major roads, newly elected Fairfax Supervisor Jimmy Bierman (D-Dranesville) wants to restrict peak-hour traffic in those neighborhoods, but exempt residents living there using a vehicle-sticker program.” [Gazette Leader] Bill

Rivian’s real estate portfolio—which largely includes industrial, R&D and office space throughout Irvine and Tustin—but plays into a new strategy for Orange County’s largest electric vehicle company as it looks to capitalize on new buyer demand in experiential ways.

The Irvine-based electric vehicle company's first O.C. dealership will also be the first local outpost of Equator Coffees.

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The student newspaper of Notre Dame, and Saint Marys, and Holy Cross

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Margaret Meserve, the Glynn Family Collegiate Professor of History and co-director of the Glynn Family Honors Program at the University of Notre Dame,...

Industrial engineering students and faculty received a variety of honors at the annual conference of the Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineers held May 20-24 in New Orleans.

By Zahyr Siddiqi There is always scope for progressive practices to contemplate professional activism, intellectualism, and juxtaposing of priorities