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The operator of the South Miluveach unit, Mustang Holding LLC, has an Oil Discharge Prevention and Contingency Plan under review by the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation per a Dec. 27 ADEC notice. The proposed CPlan confirms that Mustang Holding and its new owner Finnex Operating LLC a...
Chevron Corp.’s upstream assets in Colorado and Texas have clinched the highest ratings for operational and environmental performance, with its plans to
City building permits have been approved for AC Hotels, a new fire station and Jacksonville International Airport's BurgerFi.
The original master developer of Hideout is suing the town and its planner over development rights, accusing them of causing the developer economic damages of at least $100 million by reducing the value of its holdings and acting to prevent it from developing hundreds of homes. Mustang Development, LLC, filed the lawsuit on Friday in 4th District Court. Listed as defendants are Hideout, its planner Thomas Eddington and Eddington’s firm Integrated Planning and Design. The lawsuit accuses town officials of inaccurately reducing the number of residential units Mustang Development may build on ...
This story is sponsored by Robert J. DeBry—more than 200 years of combined experience practicing personal injury law. With its rich melting pot of unique names, no single list could contain every oddly named location in Utah. From names dating back to Native American inhabitants and early settlers of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to names based on random accidents and misunderstandings, Utah has its fair share of eyebrow-raising city names. Here are 10 Utah locations with strange names and unique origin stories. Circleville There is nothing too mysterious about the name of...