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LANXESS is the German-based chemical company that purchased Emerald Kalama Chemical in 2021.

Pittsburgh’s yellow bridges – including the Three Sisters Bridges, the trio of identical suspension bridges that span the Allegheny River – are among the city’s most recognizable features.

The Lanxess chemical plant in Charleston’s Neck area has experienced five leaks of highly toxic substances since 2018 that were reported to state health officials but not to the nearby Rosemont community, according to the summary of a new state report made public.

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Editor’s note: Here’s a collection of quotes harvested from the front pages of the Greenfield Recorder in 2022. This is the first of three installments. January“Mother Nature may be on strike, but if it’s cold enough, we can make snow.” — Berkshire...

Fun and Feisty, owned by Michael Mackin’s Lucky Seven Stable of Louisville, displayed a powerful late kick down the stretch and comfortably won Saturday’s 54th running of the $300,000 Pocahonatas (G3) for 2-year-old fillies by 3 ½ lengths over Shoplifter at Churchill Downs.

Fun and Feisty powers home in Pocahontas at the Kentucky Derby. The 2023 Kentucky Derby is the 149th renewal of The Greatest Two Minutes in Sports. Live odds, betting, horse bios, travel info, tickets, news, and updates from Churchill Downs Race Track.

Crude oil, from which heating oil is derived, is the most traded commodity on the planet. This reflects a constant worldwide demand for the petroleum product, and consumers are left feeling the pinch as the cost to keep warm reaches record highs for a...

Crude oil, from which heating oil is derived, is the most traded commodity on the planet. This reflects a constant worldwide demand for the petroleum product, and consumers are left feeling the pinch as the cost to keep warm reaches record highs for a...

‘We were playing football in the garden and the British soldiers were walking up the road across from us because there was a barracks close enough to where I live.’