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Pamplin Media Group - Clackamas County: Courthouse project to create long-term benefits - Vimarsana News

Pamplin Media Group - Clackamas County: Courthouse project to create long-term benefits

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Fengate PCL Progress Partners selected for Clackamas County Courthouse Replacement Project - Vimarsana News

Fengate PCL Progress Partners selected for Clackamas County Courthouse Replacement Project

OREGON CITY, Ore., July 25, 2022 /PRNewswire/ - Following a competitive procurement process, Clackamas County has selected Fengate PCL Progress Pa...

Fengate PCL Progress Partners selected for Clackamas County Courthouse Replacement Project - Vimarsana News

Fengate PCL Progress Partners selected for Clackamas County Courthouse Replacement Project

/PRNewswire/ - Following a competitive procurement process, Clackamas County has selected Fengate PCL Progress Partners (FP3) as the preferred proponent to...

Settlement: Old toxic cables to be removed from Lake Tahoe - Vimarsana News

Settlement: Old toxic cables to be removed from Lake Tahoe

AT&T's Pac Bell subsidiary has settled a lawsuit conservationists filed under a U.S. law more typically cited in Superfund cases, agreeing to spend up to $1.5 million to remove 8 miles (12.9 kilometers) of toxic telephone cables that were abandoned on the bottom of Lake Tahoe decades ago.

Source: kcra.com
Settlement: Old toxic cables to be removed from Lake Tahoe - Vimarsana News

Settlement: Old toxic cables to be removed from Lake Tahoe

AT&T’s Pac Bell subsidiary has settled a lawsuit conservationists filed under a U.S. law more typically cited in Superfund cases, agreeing to spend up to $1.5 million to remove 8 miles of toxic telephone cables that were abandoned on the bottom of Lake Tahoe decades ago.

Source: kcra.com