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Community members were welcomed at an open house to learn more details for a new stormwater infrastructure project. Duluth engineers are developing a Smart Pond, near East Palm Road. But what exactly ...

Naperville police and fire officials are investigating a vehicle found Thursday morning in a pond near their headquarters. Firefighters located the vehicle during a training exercise in Lake Osborne.

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The sale of the Corelle Brands glass plant in Charleroi has stalled. The Anchor Hocking-owned glass plant closed in April after 132 years, taking 300 jobs with it. However, word came of a potential ...

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PITTSBURGH’S ACTION NEWS FOUR EXPLAINS WHY PITTSBURGH’S ACTION NEWS FOUR HAS LEARNED THAT ANCHOR HOCKING SIGNED A LETTER OF INTENT TO SELL THE CORELLE BRANDS GLASS PLANT TO A GERMAN GLASS MANUFACTURER ...

These New Yorkers are fuming. More than 100 residents from a pair of Queens and Brooklyn waterfront neighborhoods slammed a city-contracted asphalt recycling plant near their homes at a tense meeting ...