We all know what they say about glass houses, but what about buildings made of thermocol? A new study has dubbed thermocol the material of the future as it can be used for construction of earthq

Dorothy Vandiver, 98, died last month after recently fulfilling her wish to donate one of her large-scale paintings to the tribe that purchased the former paper mill property near Willamette Fal

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Shalimar Street was dark and, for a moment, quiet. Christmas lights hung sporadically from apartment buildings. A man walked down the sidewalk. A woman pushed a child in a stroller. Not a single

Awards Support 488 Projects from Multiple State Agency Programs through Round XI to Stimulate New York's Post-Pandemic Recovery 

Complements $81 Million in Rolling Empire State Developmen

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 It certainly ain’t a mansion, but this cute little concrete dome home built by Jill Abrahamson and Charles Buell in upstate New York has already provided the young couple with snug quart