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Jack Ethredge could see the future. It was 1985, and Ethredge, then the city manager of Thornton, Colorado, understood that sooner or later, the Denver suburb would need more water. The population was booming, businesses were flocking to the Mountain West, and Thornton had no major lakes or rivers of its own, nor any meaningful amount of groundwater to draw upon, a fluke of geology and geography. The city had drilled a dozen or so wells over the years, but the groundwater’s limited supply and hi

As B’nai Jeshurun Congregation in Pepper Pike held its 2023 Influencer Awards gala June 11, there was a tangible sense of gratitude among those in attendance.

The ambitious public management crusade of the 1990s has made a mark on governments everywhere. But it’s fallen short of some of its goals.

Sophie Wollock always had a dream of publishing a weekly newspaper that would cater to the needs of all the English minorities of Montreal. In March 1963, Sophie’s dream came

About 50 people gathered at Elliot Park in Evanston to help raise awareness about the dangers of Enbridge’s fossil fuel pipeline projects.