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A major step toward universal broadband access in New York This latest round of municipal infrastructure grants massively expands upon ConnectALL’s successful pilot projects, funding infrastructure construction across the state. The $140 million in grants will go toward installing publicly owned, open-access fiber optic networks in rural areas of Central New York, the Finger Lakes, […]
Chinese studio Lichao Architecture Design Studio has transformed an abandoned brewery in Zhejiang, China, into a creative park, retaining its industrial character with additions in reclaimed brick and weathered steel. The 25,400-square-metre site in the historic water town of Wuzhen was originally developed in the 1950s as an extensive factory campus containing production facilities, offices […]
Day 1: Iwamura Day 2: Central Ena Matt Evans Staff Writer,japan-guide.com Day 1: Iwamura Day 2: Central Ena Japan is known for its plethora of must-see destinations – many of them in large cities. But whether you’re looking for that off-the-beaten-track experience or just want a break from the concrete, some time in the Japanese […]
Day 1: Kawazu, Shimoda Day 2: Jogasaki, Atami Matt Evans Staff Writer,japan-guide.com Day 1: Kawazu, Shimoda Day 2: Jogasaki, Atami Jutting 60 kilometers out from Japan’s largest island of Honshu, the Izu Peninsula has long been a popular and convenient destination for Tokyo dwellers drawn to its unspoilt nature, peaceful coastal towns and dramatic, windswept […]
Typically, you’d think blue states would be the ones to invest in infrastructure improvements that are better for the environment than red states. Air quality affects us all, but one party has decided everything that leads to cleaner air is communism, and it isn’t the Democrats. And yet, when you look at how different states […]
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10th November 2024 Author: Aleksandra Cupriak An Aberdeenshire-based ice cream producer, Mackie’s of Scotland, is celebrating its most successful year, hitting the renewable energy record. Wet and windy weather across the UK may dampen the public’s appetites for ice cream, but Mackie’s of Scotland saw its ice cream sales increase year on year while also […]
9th November 2024 Author: Aleksandra Cupriak The Scottish agricultural industry has joined forces for RSABI’s first Christmas online auction that brings together an array of gifts from local manufacturers. Stock photo. The charity, which supports people in Scottish agriculture, has expressed its thanks to everyone who is getting behind its month-long online Christmas auction […]
7th November 2024 Author: Aleksandra Cupriak A Christmas tractor run will go ahead despite “considerable number” of farmers deciding not to take part following changes to inheritance tax that were announced at the Autumn Budget. Photo by Sheepy & District Ploughing Association. The charity Christmas tractor run, organised by Sheepy Ploughing Association, will take place […]
6th November 2024 Author: Aleksandra Cupriak A Cocker Spaniel called Daisy has been reunited with her owners eight years after she was stolen from home in Mole Valley, Surrey. Daisy was only one year old when she was stolen, Surrey Police. Daisy, who was one at the time, was stolen along with three other dogs […]