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PARKERSBURG — A contractor is scheduled to begin work this week extending the life of recently paved Parkersburg streets. Pavement Technology will start on t

On Wednesday, Orange Village Council authorized the purchase of a 30-foot-by-44-foot pavilion from DWA Recreation of Harrison, at a cost not to exceed $30,000.

The infighting that dominated the board in 2022 continued as appointments were assigned during the organizational meeting on Jan. 3.

Cincinnati is beginning to see the pollution-reducing effects of a common mineral that has long been used in Europe, Asia and Central America.

A treatment that gives asphalt its springiness again also reduces the urban heat island effect while eliminating airborne pollutants.

A Sunscreen for Pavement Could Help Keep Cities Cool Share Photo: Alex Wong, Getty Images The heat domebaking vast swaths of the U.S. and Canada has put the dangers of extreme heat on display. It points to the need for urgent adaptation so that cities don’t overheat, and that means reducing the urban heat island. Absent planting more trees, there may be other solutions to help keep cities cooler as the climate crisis worsens. Pavement Technology Inc. created a spray-on treatment for pavement...

Pavement Technology, Inc. has begun treating roads on Big Pine Key that were resurfaced in 2016 as part of the Cudjoe Wastewater Improvement Project. The project should take approximately three to four weeks to complete, weather permitting. This treatment will extend the life of the pavement up to eight years. The project will not take place on U.S. 1 and will not affect traffic along U.S. 1, Monroe County government spokeswoman Kristen Livengood said. During the treatment period, the road will...