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The Arizona Supreme Court recently appointed Scott Blaney to oversee water claims in Superior Court.The judge has since appointed Sherri Zendri as a special master to hear stream adjudication cases.Zendri has worked for the state in a number of roles, including counsel for the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality.She also worked at the agency as a hydrologist, project

The City of Fort Saskatchewan has provided updates on a new water portal, as well as the beginning of phase two of construction on the transfer and eco station.

The City of Fort Saskatchewan has reported an increase in contaminated organics and recycling, as well as an increase in garbage going to landfill.

The City of Fort Saskatchewan has reported an increase in contaminated organics and recycling, as well as an increase in garbage going to landfill.

Article content On April 27, the City of Fort Saskatchewan announced the new Transfer Station and Recycle Depot is scheduled to open for full operations late 2021 or early 2022. The current site will stay open during construction 7 days a week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., excluding statutory holidays, with some service changes. “We’re very excited to be upgrading our Transfer Station and Recycle Depot this year,” said Sadie Miller, Waste Programs Supervisor. We apologize, but this video has fa...

Hearing to address billions of dollars in wasted government fund. chief national correspondent jim angle is live in the d.c. bureau with more on this hi, jim. >> reporter: hello, jenna. some lawmakers say the government is sitting on unspent money, worth $45 billion, more than half of the total sequester. livesen. >> there are pots of money sitting in different departments across the federal government that have been authorized over, either a number of months or a number of years. >> reporter: c...