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Minister Hackett welcomes half million bonus payment to Hen Harrier Farmers Says 996 farmers involved are true ‘farmers for nature’ Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture Senator Pippa Hackett has welcomed the news that 996 farmers have this week shared nearly half a million euro in Hen Harrier bonus payments. The payments were made under the €25 million Hen Harrier scheme funded by the Minister’s Department under the Rural Development Programme. The bonus paym...

Executives from Columbia Property Trust were joined on April 22 by general contractor DAVIS Construction, architecture and design firm Hickok Cole, construction firm Katerra, and a group of trade partners to celebrate the official topping out of 80 M Street’s three-floor mass timber vertical expansion. The project will add 105,000 s/f of space atop Columbia’s existing Capitol Riverfront office building.  Once completed in 2022, it will become D.C.’s first commercial offices to rely pri...

‘Worcester Now | Worcester Next’, city’s new master plan, will act as a ‘living document’ to guide future development Updated 1:37 PM; As Worcester emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic, it is beginning to plan its next steps toward the future. The city of Worcester debuted a new master plan dubbed “Worcester Now | Worcester Next” on Monday. The city is seeking qualified applicants to submit proposals to develop a citywide long-range plan as consultants. An interdisciplinary profess...

Wolf Creek Lodge Cohousing is celebrating Earth Day 2021 by further reducing its carbon emissions with electric vehicles.

The living wall in Madeira Drive was planted by the Victorians and is a wildlife reserve. Brighton and Hove City Council has confirmed today that the Local Wildlife Site was cut on purpose in order to build a “possible” cycle lane in the road. A spokesman said: “During planning work for a possible cycle path on Dukes Mound we identified the need to cut back the overhanging vegetation for important safety reasons, to ensure a clear line of vision for cyclists.” Local Wildlife Sites...

KETCHIKAN (KDN) —  Members of the Ketchikan Flotilla of the U.S. Coast Guard Auxillary were recognized during a special award meeting in March at Coast Guard Base Ketchikan. The event was attended by Coast Guard Capt. V.W. Louie, who serves as chief of Coast Guard District 17s Prevention Division in Juneau; and Christina Newell, assistant director of Coast Guard Auxiliary District 17, also from Juneau. Louie and Newell were in attendance to present the awards and certifications, accordi...

FIFA gives Ghana green-light for VAR April 16, 2021 World football governing body FIFA has approved the Project Team for the implementation of the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) in Ghana. The decision was announced during a meeting held on Monday on modalities for the implementation of VAR in Ghana. In the meeting, the FIFA Technical Team approved a project team for Ghana, which is the second key step in the implementation process of the FIFA approved VAR. A FIFA VAR Project Team including a Pro...

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"World football governing body Fifa has approved the Project Team for the implantation of the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) in Ghana," the GFA has announced on its official website. "The decision was announced during a meeting held on Monday, April 12, 2021 on modalities for the implementation of VAR in Ghana. In the meeting, the Fifa Technical Team approved a project team for Ghana, which is the second key step in the implementation process of the Fifa approved VAR. "A Fifa VAR Project Team ...

IAI, Thales team up to offer Sea Serpent anti-ship missile for UK I-SSGW requirement 14 April 2021 by Robin Hughes & Richard Scott Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) has teamed up with UK-based Thales to offer the Sea Serpent guided anti-ship/anti-surface weapon system as a potential low-risk military off-the-shelf solution for UK Ministry of Defence’s (MoD’s) ship-launched Interim Surface-to-Surface Guided Weapon (I-SSGW) requirement. I-SSGW is intended to equip several UK Royal Navy (RN) T...