By Brian McCready Milford Bureau Chief bmccready@nhregister.com MILFORD -- A $240,000 solar panel project at Joseph A. Foran High School is under way, three years after Deputy Superintendent of Operations Philip G. Russell proposed the idea.
The outlook for office, industrial and retail space in several Southeastern US cities is presented. The Baltimore office market vacancy rate rose slightly in the fourth quarter of last year to 13.9%, according to a CB Richard Ellis report. The same analysis indicated the market registered 127,920 square feet of negative absorption during the fourth quarter with nearly 2.1 million square feet under construction, mostly in the BWI and Columbia submarkets. The Charlotte markets, both office and industrial, have seen increased activity as well. A report notes more than 600,000 square feet under construction. Nashville's markets are being led by the city's retail sector boom -- approximately 1.8 million square feet of space are under construction and nearly 2.8 million square feet are planne...
First, the good news: Towns across southern Maine should see plenty of sunshine today and Sunday, with just a chance of late-day showers on both days. Next, the bad news: Another slow-moving storm system is headed this way, bringing the threat of more flooding.
SInce Portsmouth residents learned (or perhaps relearned) that no one needs to live with mistakes forever and removed Mayor James Holley from office (again), I'm hoping recall fever strikes Hampton Roads and these stories become reality. Good day, sunshine
Spring is nearly history. And while the previous winter may not have been consistently, as George Harrison once sang, long, cold and lonely, still: Here comes the sun. And we in the Northwest say it's all right. Summer is eagerly awaited in a region reputed to feature year- round moisture, one in which it's wise to take at least a jacket to Independence Day fireworks shows. Conversely, so many Southwest Washingtonians don shorts and sandals for Memorial Day weekend that it's a golden example of the triumph of hope over experience.
Everyone knows that the sunshine on John Denver's shoulder made him happy. Apparently, it also made him healthy. After years of brow-beating the public into wearing sunscreen, hats, long-sleeve shirts and shades to prevent cancer, researchers have released three new medical studies that lament the fact people don't get enough Vitamin D. The main source of Vitamin D is sunshine. And lack of it causes -- you guessed it -- cancer.
The recipe for a perfect summer day, as far as we're concerned, is plenty of sunshine plus a good book. (Beach optional.) Here are eight reads that we expect will carry us through the long, lazy summer days (and nights). State of Wonder," by Ann Patchett (Harper): Patchett made a South American hostage crisis awfully enticing in her 2001 award winner, "Bel Canto," so we'll willingly follow her into the wildest depths of the Amazon rainforest in her latest novel. Marina Singh is a Minnesota pharmacologist dispatched to Brazil to track down Dr. Annick Swenson, a wayward researcher developing a fertility wonder drug among the natives way, way off the grid. With its echoes of "Heart of Darkness" and its fantastical (and fantastic) premise, this could be the literary hit of the summer. (Rel...
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