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Early voting runs May 24 through June 11. Election day is Tuesday, June 15. Author: Bre'onna Richardson (WMAZ) Published: 12:27 AM EDT May 21, 2021 Updated: 12:27 AM EDT May 21, 2021 CENTERVILLE, Ga. — There are three candidates running for the Centerville City Council Post 1 seat -- Robert Bird, Susan Lemme and Debbie Taylor. 13WMAZ met with Lemme and Taylor. Bird says he was unable to do a phone or in-person interview with us, and he asked to send his answers via email.  Bird has lived in Centerville for 14 years -- he works at Robins Air F...

 found out at Building’s two-day Net Zero Live conference  A selection of the panelists from Net Zero Live. Top row (L to R): David Pinder, chair at the Green Construction Board, Marion Baeli, partner at PDP London, David Bownass, head of UK net zero design consulting at JLL. Bottom row (L to R): Hannah Vickers, chief executive of the Association for Consultancy and Engineering, Scott Crease, residential leader at Max Fordham, Lynne Sullivan, Good Homes Alliance and Green Construction Board Whether it is Boris Johnson setting out ambitious carbon cutting targets for the UK or US pre...

Allies and Morrison’s 100 Bishopsgate: ‘The first of its kind… and maybe the last’ Graham Morrison hails the tower as ‘the first of a new generation of offices’, offering Canary Wharf-scale space in the City of London. But have the crash, Covid, Brexit and the climate crisis changed the game? 26 April 2021 By Rob Wilson. Photography by Jason Hawkes and Nick Guttridge comment and share ‘It goes from Medieval to Miesian,’ says Allies and Morrison’s Graham Morrison, as we contemplate 100 Bishopsgate’s faceted glassy form rising above us. The building morphs from a...

Purdue Pharma files re-organization plan; CT, other states reject proposal FacebookTwitterEmail Purdue Pharma is headquartered at 201 Tresser Blvd., in downtown Stamford, Conn.Frank Franklin II / Associated Press STAMFORD — Bankrupt OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma filed Tuesday a re-organization plan, which it said would provide billions of dollars to tackle the opioid crisis — but Connecticut and nearly two-dozen other states panned that proposal, arguing for changes such as a greater contribution from the company’s owners. The Stamford-based firm’s new plan consists of the main terms ...