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Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Funding Appears Secure – at Least for November
A U.S. District Court judge for the District of Rhode Island has ruled that Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits must be paid in full by the end of the day,
New Lake Havasu City Residential Project Slated for Construction – May Be Largest Such Effort in 20 Years
Plans are advancing for the construction of a project that will see just over one hundred residential units in Lake Havasu at the site of a popular shopping village. The
Historic Downtown Public Structure Heading for Auction
A two-day auction is scheduled to begin on December 1 for a downtown three-story Pueblo, Colorado structure built 125 years ago. Located at 115 W. 2nd Street, the brick structure
New Industry Survey Reveals Small Business Lack of Cash Reserves
The often-precarious state of operating a small business is seen in a new survey indicating that roughly 39% of such enterprises have less than one month’s worth of operating expenses
Arizona’s Dysart Unified School District, Confronting Historic Enrollment Growth, Pushes Bond to Build New High School
A rapidly growing school district on the northwest side of Phoenix is asking voters next week to approve a $127 million bond that will pay for the construction of a
Chandler City Council May Make Final Decision in November on Large New Data Center Proposal
Yet another massive data center project is in the planning stage in southern Arizona. Located off the 3300 block of South Price Road in Chandler, the project will encompass 442,000
International Code Council Soliciting Industry Views on Home Construction Codes
Public comments are expected to be received until November 28 on a review of the all-important International Residential Code. That code, as compiled by the Washington-based International Code Council, provides
New Mexico Highlands University Embracing Vision for New, One-of-a-Kind Athletics Facility
Plans are now being advanced for the construction of a modern and comprehensive athletic complex that will go up on the campus of New Mexico Highlands University. The project has
Arizona Public Service Preparing to Build Huge Substation Designed to Serve Fast-Growing North Phoenix
Responding to substantial growth projections for the northern part of Phoenix, the Arizona Public Service company has purchased just under 55 acres for an anticipated new substation. APS acquired the
New Actual and Planned Hotel Construction Proceeding, But Numbers Aren’t What They Used to Be
Hotel construction remains steady – despite the vagaries of the larger economy – seeing just over 6,200 projects now being built. Those projects, according to the most recent statistics compiled
