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Osborne has formed a new joint venture with a £250m backing to develop build-to-rent housing. The company’s subsidiary, Osborne Developments, has joined

TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. O’Hara council last week stopped short of banning coal tar use in the township but approved a resolution to support alternatives to the toxic chemical. Citing risks to health and environment, council joined a growing list of municipalities that are moving away from coal tar, a substance linked to stomach and bladder cancer. It is most commonly used in seal coating driveways and sport courts. “O’Hara strongly encourages the use of alternates to coal tar for seal coating,...

TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Hampton council became the fourth municipality in the state to take a stand against coal tar use in the township, though the board stopped short of banning the toxic chemical. Coal tar is the black liquid commonly used to seal parking lots and playgrounds. It is a potent source of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon (PAH) contamination, according to the United States Geological Survey (USGS) and has been linked to certain cancers including stomach and bladder. “We have become a...

Creative 107 Add to collection Wieden+Kennedy Amsterdam and Stink to developed the campaign bringing young creative minds into the spotlight There are two things you should know about the new Galaxy A smartphones: they are awesome and they are for everyone. This makes them the go-to devices for a young generation of content creators around the world, which is why Samsung partnered again with creative agency Wieden+Kennedy Amsterdam to develop the latest campaign under the ‘Awesome is for everyone’ platform, helping to bring these young creative minds into the spotlight.  In 2019, we al...

Aspinwall council is seeking three grants totaling more than $215,000 for townwide upgrades. They include money for trail improvements at Fireman’s Memorial Park, sewer separation along Western Avenue and work at the Aspinwall Volunteer Fire Department garage. Work at the park in upper Aspinwall will include replacing the current asphalt trail with a wider, wheelchair-friendly walkway, Manager Melissa Lang-O’Malley said. A grant for $41,000 was submitted to the Allegheny Valley North Council of Governments. The plan also includes adding two handicapped-accessible spaces to the parking lot...