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Close N3 CEO Jeff Laue speaks during the company’s jobs announcement in South Charleston in August 2017. The company, which was acquired by Accenture in 2020, is adding up to 100 jobs at its location in the Kanawha Valley. HD Media file photo By Scott Hamilton HD Media Apr 22, 2021

Wrexham Maelor Hospital was locked down on Thursday afternoon following reports of a suspicious package. A large emergency services presence was seen at Wrexham Maelor Hospital with reports that people were not allowed in or out. The hospital entrances were closed off and passersby said "all exits blocked off to hospital and now Watery Road and Tech Park." Betsi Cadwaladr Health Board urged people not to attend their planned appointments and to avoid the site. A health board spokesman...

Sita Nyame, a UConn undergraduate researcher, has found a way to combine her interests in anthropology and engineering.

Guest Opinion: Economic development projects will fuel city’s recovery Courtesy of City of Richmond) By Levar M. Stoney After a tumultuous 2020 that not only shook the lives of Richmonders, but also our local economy, I am hopeful of Richmond’s recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.  I am hopeful because our recovery has already started and is centered on economicdevelopment to create economic justice. Our Department of Economic Development has been working overtime throughout the pandemic ...

Dundee city centre revamp planned for shoppers returning post-lockdown Updated: April 16, 2021, 6:06 pm © Mhairi Edwards Shoppers returning to Dundee city centre as coronavirus lockdown rules relax have been told to expect some changes. Dundee City Council have set out improvements that are underway to the area ahead of the reopening of non-essential retail. Current rules limiting which shops can open are due to change on April 26. New street furniture including bespoke poster towers and bench...

For the second time in two meetings, a proposal to expand the floor area ratio in Fremont’s Tech Park has failed to move past first reading after homeowners and councilmembers raised concerns about the reliability of an updated 2013 drainage study. The ordinance was tabled on a 6-2 vote following a motion introduced by Councilmember Brad Yerger and seconded by Councilmember Glen Ellis. The proposal, which was first introduced during council’s March 30 meeting, would increase the allow...

REFINERY NEWS ROUNDUP: European companies announce more clean fuel projects Finnish refiner and clean fuels producer Neste has identified Rotterdam in the Netherlands as the most likely site for its new “world scale” renewable products refinery, it said March 15. Neste also said a final investment decision for the project will be made either by the end of this year or early in 2022. “Based on the thorough studies and calculations, the overall cost of the investment is significantly lower ...

Worldwide Japanese Encephalitis Vaccines Industry to 2025 - Key Drivers, Challenges and Trends March 12, 2021 05:08 ET | Source: Research and Markets Research and Markets Dublin, IRELAND ResearchAndMarkets.coms offering. The publisher has been monitoring the Japanese encephalitis vaccines market and it is poised to grow by $54.39 million during 2021-2025 progressing at a CAGR of 6% during the forecast period. The report on Japanese encephalitis vacc...

Fremont Mayor Joey Spellerberg outlined his goals for several areas of the city during Tuesday’s City Council meeting.

In February 2020, mere weeks before COVID brought the nation to a near halt, the University of Arizona broke ground on their Tech Park at The Bridges, a 350-acre multi-use development in southern Tucson for technology companies and the university community. The complex is intersected with roads like “Catalyst Drive” and “Innovative Street,” and though 2020 was a strenuous year for the university system, their alignment to those ideals means The Bridges’ development r...