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Updated: 4:12 PM EST Feb 26, 2021 Baltimore Business Journal Baltimore's 193-year-old Phoenix Shot Tower has never been as prepared for visitors as it is today.Its first two floors are newly equipped with a modern electrical system and support beams bolstering the otherwise strong, well-preserved timber structure within the brick tower. Those who make the climb upward will now find metal railings affixed to the shallower wooden ones on each landing, plus new treads on the stairs and metal grates covering formerly exposed space. Each floor is equipped with bright new lig...

Dan Whelan The architecture firm’s Manchester division has relocated from Albert Square to a 2,000 sq ft office at 86 King Street as it looks to boost its headcount in the coming months.  DLA Architecture’s move to a bigger office will allow it double in size in the North West over the next 12 months as it looks to grow the business in core areas including education and housing, the company said.  Jonathan Knowles, group board director and head of the Manchester office, said DLA has “emerged from an unprecedented year as a well-structured business with reduced overheads and strong ca...

Round Two announced online that Saturday was opening day at 8412 Commercial Court. The business is owned by Dave and Tracie Pettera, and its name is a nod to the fact that this is the couple’s second such undertaking. Their previous business, Cascade Lanes & Lounge, and an attached Happy Joe’s Pizza suffered heavy damage in a fire in August 2019. The new, 17,500-square-foot facility has 12 bowling lanes, an arcade area and a full-service bar and restaurant featuring food from Dubuque restaurant Shot Tower Inn. Plans call for an outdoor patio and at least two sand volleyball courts o...

Historical life, cornwall has been a centre for mining. silver, tin and copper were all pulled out of the ground to support the expanding british empire. at one point in the early 19th century, this was the greatest copper—producing region in the world. but, as globalisation took hold, cornish mining became too expensive to compete internationally and so, the mines were closed. but all that is changing. traces of an element discovered in cornwall in the 19th century have suddenly become rather important. this is lithium mica granite, and the important word there is ‘lithium'. as in the lit...

British empire. at one point in the early 19th century, this was the greatest copper—producing region in the world. but, as globalisation took hold, cornish mining became too expensive to compete internationally and so, the mines were closed. but all that is changing. traces of an element discovered in cornwall in the 19th century have suddenly become rather important. this is lithium mica granite, and the important word there is ‘lithium'. as in the lithium ion batteries in your phone, in your computer and your electric car. and some think that cornwall may be the best place in europe to ...