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America Walks opposes I-475 widening project

In a letter to the Ohio Department of Transportation, America Walks, a national organization, expressed their support of a local coalition opposing the project.

ODOT meets with residents to discuss I-475 expansion project

ODOT said it has been listening to the public's concerns about the I-475 expansion project and is prepared to welcome Toledo residents to the consulting table.

West Toledo residents voice concern over I-475 widening project

A small group of Toledoans say ODOT's own data should raise eyebrows about the project

I-475 Neighborhood Coalition meets ahead of Wednesday's ODOT meeting on highway expansion

Legal Cannabis on Trial: Federal Preemption and Connecticut's Cannabis Challenge | Troutman Pepper

On August 9, a lawsuit was filed in Connecticut that aims to stop all legal cannabis activity in the state and declare the state’s 2021 legalization framework as unconstitutional. The...

Neighborhood Nuisance: I-475 expansion could force families out of their homes

Local residents oppose I-475 expansion at Neighborhoods Coalition meeting

Barry Michelson (opinion): Stamford citizens are fighting for balanced and compatible growth

Former Stamford mayoral candidate Barry Michelson defends the Stamford Neighborhoods...

Middletown senior wins $5K National Honor Society scholarship

Middletown senior wins $5K National Honor Society scholarship Delaware News Desk The National Honor Society announced that Divita Taduvayi, a senior at MOT Charter High School from Middletown, has been selected as a finalist and winner of a $5,625 NHS Scholarship.   Taduvayi was chosen from nearly 10,000 applicants.   The NHS Scholarship program is supported by NHS’s parent organization, the National Association of Secondary School Principals.  Taduvayi helped develop Feeding the Ville, a marketplace-style app for food insecurity alleviation, as part of the Food in Neighborhoods Coalition in Kentucky. She is currently the national Technology Director for Girls Go Digital, a student-led nonprofit for young women in STEM, in which she expanded the organization’s reach by redesigning their website, increasing their social media presence and using SEO to improve the site’s visibility. Inspired by her desire to address the STEM gender gap in Delaware, Taduvayi founded Girls Tech Together, a nonprofit that introduces elementary school girls to computer science fundamentals through activities, coding lessons and interaction with professionals. 

The 'Revolutionary' Fight Over California's Hidden Oil and Gas Wells

The 'Revolutionary' Fight Over California's Hidden Oil and Gas Wells An oil well extracts light sweet crude from the ground beneath newly imported cars at the Port of Long Beach. Photo: David McNew (Getty Images) Audrey Carleton At the corner of West Pico Blvd. and South Genesee Ave. in west Los Angeles sits a tan, six-story building. It’s nothing much to look at: It’s set back from the street by a manicured lawn, lined by a row of trees on each side. An American flag flies out front. Advertisement At a quick glance, it appears no different from any other office building; it looks like it could be home to medical practitioners, accounting firms, or insurance agencies. But sit outside of it for long enough, and you won’t spot many white collar workers coming in or out. Nor would you catch glance of any workers through office windows. That’s because the windows on this building are fake. In fact, the whole building is a facade; its top is open and inside of it is an active oil well site operated by Freeport-McRoran that produces thousands of barrels of oil per year.