this 27,500-square-foot modern facility located on a waterfront site along the Chelsea River in East Boston is the new Area A-7 East Boston Police Station developed in collaboration with the City of Boston Public Facilities Department with the aim to enhance community access the Area A-7 East Boston Police Station has been awarded with a 2024 American Architecture Award by The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design and The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies The City of Boston needed to replace its aging facility in its East Boston neighborhood for many years The building did not meet the needs of modern policing and was located far to one side of the district not effectively servicing a large portion of the population the City’s Public Facilities Department organized public meetings to solicit feedback starting in schematic design and lasting until early in construction.Those who attended were supportive of a new station national issues rose about communities and police relations culminating in the Black Lives Matter movement Although the City and the residents didn’t perceive any issues in East Boston at the time the design team sought to improve opportunities for the police and the community to come together by heightening the community aspects of the project.Most of the building is a secure facility lobby and Community Room took on a significant role in the design These public spaces are luminous and welcoming with views to Chelsea Creek an urban wild along the riverfront and nearby playing fields A public call for artists led to an independent jury selecting an artist that intended to address these issues in her work which she chose to place in the lobby and community room.Her colored glass mobiles refract light into the space and depict the area’s natural and human history The community meetings were figured into the project timeline The project was officially opened by Mayor Michelle Wu in 2023 this section of East Boston is a community hub and integral to the neighborhood especially in the warm months and the station itself has community activity most nights Project: Area A-7 East Boston Police StationArchitects: Leers Weinzapfel AssociatesLead Architect: Josiah StevensonDesign Team: James E and Taehoon LeeGeneral Contractor: J&J Contractors LLC.Client: Public Facilities DepartmentPhotographers: Robert Benson Photography Input your search keywords and press Enter You can see how this popup was set up in our step-by-step guide: https://wppopupmaker.com/guides/auto-opening-announcement-popups/ CANONSBURG, Pa., Jan. 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Core Natural Resources, Inc. (NYSE: CNR) today announced that it was taking steps to temporarily seal the Leer South mine's active longwall panel in order to extinguish isolated combustion-related activity there ongoing discussions with regulatory authorities Core believes Leer South will be able to resume development work with continuous miners within the next three months I want to commend Leer South personnel for their exceptional efforts in managing a challenging situation safely and effectively and I want to thank the regulatory agencies for their great support during this process," said Paul A "While we are disappointed that we may be losing around two quarters of longwall production at Leer South we are confident we are taking the right steps to protect the mine We have a good understanding of where the combustion-related activity is occurring and are confident that this limited activity does not currently present a threat to the longwall equipment Working closely and cooperatively with federal and state officials we plan to temporarily seal the active longwall panel and apply water and nitrogen to extinguish this combustion-related activity which should lead to the most expeditious resumption of mining." beginning with the construction of ventilation controls followed by the resumption of continuous miner development the company expects to advance development work on future longwall panels which should enable the longwall system to operate in a highly efficient manner in the year's second half the Core operations team has already initiated efforts to help ensure that we avoid such incidents in the future," said George J "We are confident that there are steps we can take – in the areas of monitoring and the installation of proactive mitigation systems – that should enable us to avoid future outages." Core Natural Resources is a world-class producer and exporter of high-quality including metallurgical and high calorific value thermal coals The company operates a best-in-sector portfolio Core plays an essential role in meeting the world's growing need for steel and has ownership interests in two marine export terminals The company was created in January 2025 via the merger of long-time industry leaders CONSOL Energy and Arch Resources and is based in Canonsburg Cautionary Statement Regarding Forward-Looking Information This communication contains certain "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of federal securities laws Forward-looking statements may be identified by words such as "anticipates," "believes," "could," "continue," "estimate," "expects," "intends," "will," "should," "may," "plan," "predict," "project," "would" and similar expressions Forward-looking statements are not statements of historical fact and reflect Core's current views about future events No assurances can be given that the forward-looking statements contained in this communication will occur as projected and actual results may differ materially from those projected Forward-looking statements are based on current expectations estimates and assumptions that involve a number of risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those projected including those resulting from the completion of the merger; changes in coal prices including changes in the domestic and foreign supply of and demand for coal and the domestic and foreign demand for steel and electricity; the volatility in commodity and capital equipment prices for coal mining operations; the presence or recoverability of estimated reserves; the ability to replace reserves; environmental and geological risks; mining and operating risks; the risks related to the availability reliability and cost-effectiveness of transportation facilities and fluctuations in transportation costs; foreign currency government regulation or other actions; the ability of management to execute its plans to meet its goals; risks associated with the evolving legal regulatory and tax regimes; changes in economic political and regulatory conditions; natural and man-made disasters; civil unrest and conditions that may result from legislative trade and policy changes; and other risks inherent in Core's business Forward-looking statements are based on the estimates and opinions of management at the time the statements are made Core does not undertake any obligation to publicly update any forward-looking statement Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements that speak only as of the date hereof (NYSE: CNR) will discuss its first quarter 2025 financial results in an investor conference call on Thursday (NYSE: CNR) ("Core") announced that it had completed a highly successful refinancing of tax-exempt bonds.. Mining Mining Machine Tools, Metalworking and Metallurgy Mining & Metals Do not sell or share my personal information: This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page The Conservation Legacy Center for the non-profit National Museum of Forest Service History in Missoula aims to educate the public about the history and ongoing conservation work of the United States Forest Service (USFS) The facility will feature representative wood species found throughout the U.S., wood products developed with USFS Forest Products Lab, and an array of mass timber products including glulams Tree-like columns will exhibit timber craft and advanced engineering showcasing 16 representative trees from national forests The predominantly wood building provides a new focus on a sustainable way of building The unique two-way span capability of MPP is exhibited in the folded roof geometry over the building’s south-facing portico and main lobby The south-facing portico incorporates passive cooling and heating principles by blocking hot summer sun while welcoming winter rays A roof deck provides panoramic views of the campus and access to a fire tower Visitors will experience curated exhibits as well as views of the museum’s campus Supplemental features of the center and campus provide additional visitor experiences including archival repository processing forested landscape with featured specimen trees and dramatic open vistas with mountain views to the south.  “The Conservation Legacy Center will demonstrate an encyclopedia of timber technologies ranging from cutting-edge mass timber products and digital fabrication to traditional wood joinery and a ‘forest’ of 14 iconic wood species,” says Tom Chung “This approach will generate a compelling space as well as a one-of-a-kind example that affirms the importance of our national forests and the many wood species that have provided vast construction resources over the past century.”  The project is scheduled for completion in 2025 Owner and/or developer:National Museum of Forest Service HistoryDesign architect: Leers Weinzapfel AssociatesArchitect of record: Leers Weinzapfel AssociatesMEP engineer: BVH / Salas O’ BrienStructural engineer: Simpson Gumpertz and Heger (Engineer of Record) KPFF (Delegated Design Engineer)General contractor/construction manager: Dick Anderson Construction WKRN News 2 Leer's evocative new track explores the rollercoaster of a relationship that's both intoxicating and complicated Like the perfect balance of smooth wine and fiery whiskey the song dives deep into the highs and lows of a love that's hard to quit—it's beautiful Wine and Whiskey is elevated by Leer's velvety smooth vocals Leer's evocative new track explores the rollercoaster of a relationship that's both intoxicating and complicated the song dives deep into the highs and lows of a love that's hard to quit—it's beautiful Wine and Whiskey is elevated by Leer's velvety smooth vocals Fairview is both embracing growth and working to maintain its small-town feel The CoolSprings Galleria has been an important part of Williamson County for years New commercial properties could soon be on the way to Spring Hill A convicted felon is back behind bars after being accused in a South Nashville burglary The Clarksville Police Department announced that authorities were still searching for a suspect The governor's office said that Tennessee has a long track record of standing up to enforce the country's borders Many Nashville families have more questions than answers following an ICE operation in Music City "Nashville's wine country" sits about twenty minutes outside of Franklin Money could be flowing to fix major flood problems in Montgomery County Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle have responded to the activity in South Nashville Tennessee state troopers worked with federal agents in South Nashville A new police department is officially opening its doors in Spring Hill Retired Jamaican middle-distance runner Aisha Praught Leer has joined the Sachs Foundation Board of Directors furthering her commitment to supporting Black communities and advancing racial equity provides scholarships and educational opportunities to Black Coloradans facing economic and systemic barriers the Sachs Foundation expressed enthusiasm for her involvement: "The Sachs Foundation staff and board are thrilled to welcome @aishapraughtleer to the Sachs Foundation Board of Directors!" Praught Leer’s relationship with the foundation began in 2020 when she sought ways to support social justice initiatives Her efforts led to the creation of the Team Boss Colorado Mile a fundraising event organized with her professional running team she helped raise over $40,000 in support of the foundation’s mission and supporter of the Foundation since 2020 after she felt compelled to find a way to support social justice initiatives After discovering the Sachs Foundation and our shared commitment to supporting Black communities and advancing racial equity organized the first Team Boss Colorado Mile to raise funds towards our mission By pairing their love of running and belief in our mission Aisha and Team Boss have raised over $40,000 in support of our work." The Sachs Foundation highlighted Praught Leer’s distinguished athletic career and global perspective as key assets to their board: "Aisha is a distinguished and decorated middle-distance runner representing Jamaica A gold medalist in the 3000m steeplechase at the 2018 Commonwealth Games Aisha brings a unique perspective shaped by her diverse heritage and international athletic career she is committed to amplifying important messages to wide audiences." as she is also a member of the World Athletics Athletes’ Commission and a passionate advocate for athlete development and community empowerment She now plans to use her platform to further the Sachs Foundation’s impact: "Aisha’s involvement in the World Athletics Athletes’ Commission and as the organizer of the Team Boss Colorado Mile underscores her dedication to community and global sports development She aims to leverage her platform to further the Foundation’s goals focusing on expanding outreach programs and fostering educational opportunities for Black Coloradans." The Sachs Foundation closed its announcement by looking ahead to the positive impact Praught Leer will bring to its mission: "We look forward to all the work we will do together to further our work with Aisha!" With her deep passion for social change and proven dedication to advancing equity through sport and education Aisha Praught Leer’s appointment marks an exciting new chapter for the Sachs Foundation’s ongoing work in supporting Black communities in Colorado Do you feel like you’re drowning … but you haven’t even left your couch? Welcome to the Great Content Overload Era. To help you navigate the choppy digital waves, here are The Globe’s best bets for weekend streaming Dennis Quaid and Annaleigh Ashford in Happy Face.Victoria Will/Supplied If there must be more serialized storytelling about real-life serial killers at least this new streaming drama comes at the distasteful subject from an intriguing new angle: What it’s like to be a child of just such a monster Tony Award winner Annaleigh Ashford stars as makeup artist Melissa whose imprisoned father (played by Dennis Quaid) contacts the trash-talk show where she works saying he’ll confess to a previously undisclosed murder if she comes to visit Melissa has to decide whether it’s worth risking her normal family life and coming out publicly as the so-called Happy Face killer’s daughter in order to save a falsely convicted man on death row it is based on a podcast and book by a real daughter of a Canadian-born serial killer – and was shot in British Columbia Young Canadian actor Khiyla Aynne seems a star on the rise playing Melissa’s teen daughter Hazel whose new discoveries about her family tree help her make friends with a group of girls obsessed with true crime Two episodes premiere March 20; new ones follow Thursdays Ludwig stars David Mitchell.Colin Hutton/Britbox For those who prefer their murder cozy and crime untrue this BBC series having its Canadian premiere this week checks all the boxes for lightly diverting pleasure Comedian David Mitchell (Peep Show) stars as John a reclusive newspaper puzzle maker whose nom de plume is Ludwig John’s sister-in-law Lucy (Anna Maxwell Martin) asks him to help find out what happened to him This requires John to calm his nerves and take off his glasses in order to sneak into the local precinct passing for his less tweaky brother using his abilities to crack logic problems Ludwig is like a Lilian Jackson Braun mystery crossed with your nightly Wordle Canada’s Ultimate Challenge on CBC Gem.Jag Gundu/CBC A publicist wrote me that I should check out this Canadian reality competition series so I’ve been tuning in to the third season trying to figure out what she meant On Canada’s Ultimate Challenge (which didn’t fully think through its acronym) Canadian jocks – muscly amateurs plus a smattering of professionals from hockey players to UFC face slappers – put on coloured pinnies and compete as teams in highly physical challenges in photogenic areas across the country a contestant passes out from dehydration during a relay race in Drumheller and is rushed to the hospital – and their whole team gets zero points While I think throwing footballs at targets from zip-lines is maybe Canada’s penultimate challenge at the moment some viewers will find it comforting to know there are plenty of fit young men and women in this country from all sorts of backgrounds ready to lay it all on the line for .. a trip to the coming Winter Olympics in Italy Sarika-Cullis Suzuki hosts The Nature of Things: Plastic People series host Sarika Cullis-Suzuki sends science journalist Ziya Tong off on an international journey to discover the extent of the infiltration of microplastics into the human body – including in Tong’s own blood and fecal matter tells Tong she stopped her children from catching snowflakes on their tongues after finding plastic in a snow sample from her backyard who studies the effects on development of babies in utero and is seen slicing into a semi-plasticized placenta tells her the petrochemical companies and Coca-Cola need to be stopped: “We must revolt.” Back in British Columbia Cullis-Suzuki finds a shred of hope in a local clean-tech company making biodegradable single-use packaging out of bacteria – and in past generations’ successful banning of pollutants through democratic means Mark Eydelshteyn and Mikey Madison in Anora.The Associated Press and Madison never loses grip on the character for a second.” Report an editorial error Report a technical issue Editorial code of conduct Authors and topics you follow will be added to your personal news feed in Following Kelly Nestruck is the television critic for The Globe and Mail In 2018, Nestruck broke one of Canada’s major #MeToo stories - reporting on four actresses who launched civil suits against a founder of a Toronto theatre company Nestruck worked in arts and entertainment journalism at The Guardian (in London He grew up shuttling back and forth between Montreal and Winnipeg - both great cities for arts and culture Welcome to The Globe and Mail’s comment community. 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For more information on our commenting policies and how our community-based moderation works, please read our Community Guidelines and our Terms and Conditions UNITY – In volatile Leer County, residents are exceedingly familiar with the devastating consequences of intercommunal fighting. At a point where tensions in parts of South Sudan are rapidly increasing, they know what their country needs to avoid a worst-case scenario. “Our political leaders must put their differences aside and put the country’s interests above their own. I want them to work for peace and reconciliation, through dialogue. We, the citizens of South Sudan, need to live together in harmony, because we are tired of war,” said Luak Nguen, adding that only peace can bring development and the economic opportunities that can improve the lives of our people. The other 80 or so participants in a five-day healing and reconciliation dialogue organized by the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS), agreed, whether they were chiefs, church leaders or representatives of local women and youth. “When there is no peace, our communities suffer, especially women and the young people. Dialogue is the way forward, we need to talk to each other and support one another, because that’s when we can understand ourselves and how we can improve our situation,” said Tang Gatgong Riek, who stressed the need to forgive and move on. Wusu Conteh, a Civil Affairs Officer serving with UNMISS, pledged the peacekeeping mission’s support to de-escalate tensions and efforts made by stakeholders to implement South Sudan’s revitalized peace agreement. “Where there is no peace, there can be no development and without dialogue it is difficult to achieve peace. It is that simple, and that is the message we are passing on as we work closely with partners across the country,” he concluded. This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks. The action you just performed triggered the security solution. There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data. You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked. Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page. It was a proper Home and Away day. The weather was hot enough to turn the average metal seat belt buckle into a branding iron There was no real estate left on the beach to put a towel down Surf crafts covered the sand in every colour fibreglass known to man One of the biggest Surf Life Saving Carnivals of the summer was on When not rescuing people from a nasty riptide known as the “backpackers express” on Bondi Rescue, the decent skins that are Australia’s surf lifesavers throw competitions From little kids known as “nippers” to fully fledged Ironmen and Ironwomen they race each other in skills you might find handy to have when saving someone’s life swimming and paddling a rescue board up and over the pumping swell It’s a rite of passage for many Australian kids to battle the freezing surf to bring home a ribbon Which made me thankful for being the daughter of an immigrant who was too Irish to know about anything like that as I sat watching while eating a gelato on my towel “Would we put our kids in that?” my boyfriend asked impressed by the 10-year-olds who had just conquered waves we had deemed “a tad too scary to go for a swim” It was a bit of an odd question given cats don’t usually swim ran into the waiting arms of their proud dads holding out Dryrobes having dragged my parents across Australia’s dusty sports fields and just as I pulled out my phone to send them a thanks text good for them” look but a leer so filthy it would have you reaching for hand sanitiser A man with his wife or partner walking just behind him He flicked his eyes up and down their bodies clad in racing one-pieces without shame from the announcer calling the “under-15s girls’ race” over the speaker I did what every reasonable person would do in that situation – I blocked him and caught his eye making a face at him of utter disgust like I’d smelled a vicious fart and identified the culprit I didn’t want to make a scene because I hoped the girls hadn’t noticed That on that day all they had to worry about was their race times and if they could maybe have a sleepover with their pals It’s the same prayer I have for my two teenage nieces Please God let them be innocent for just a little bit longer Let them go about their business without being sexualised against their will Let them not have to develop that constant vigilance just yet [ I pine for my favourite Irish discount store. It has everything I never knew I neededOpens in new window ] Men had started to notice me before I left primary school and my mother had noticed the men. “She’s 11,” she hissed at the table of businessmen ogling my legs sticking out of my school skirt, staring them down and daring them to blink first. She taught me a valuable lesson – you don’t have to be polite to men who make you feel uncomfortable. Being an Irish tiger mammy who would rip anyone hurting her children with her bare hands, she let me know that it was never my fault – it was just that dirty old men existed But even then, I tried to explain it away. By 14 I was the height I am now, which is almost 6ft. Maybe they confused me for an adult. Maybe they didn’t know I was so young. But they did know, because almost every time I was yelled at to “show my tits” from passing cars I was wearing my school uniform. Facebook pageTwitter feed© 2025 The Irish Times DAC A witness has come forward to tell the Daily Beast he saw Coppola compliment the teenager on her outfit reckless and irresponsible.” He’s seeking $15 million in damages from the suit A scene from Francis Ford Coppola’s “Megalopolis” Now a worker who was responsible for the welfare of child actors on set has told the Daily Beast that he watched Coppola kiss a minor in his charge who appeared “shocked.” He also provided evidence that he reported the incident to his bosses Cawood does not recall the girl’s name and extras’ names are not listed on the call sheet. The Daily Beast was therefore unable to reach the girl and her mother to corroborate these events as described. “They are as unfounded now as they were prior to Cannes “ We remain grateful to our cast and crew who have continued to show up “Contrary to the prior false media reports on the Megalopolis production there were multiple levels of guidelines and reporting channels concerning any claimed harassment There were no such claims reported at any time during the production.” Cawood said that he saw Coppola surveying the set and getting a good look at the extras before filming the movie’s New Year’s Eve scene—and his young charge in particular “Everybody was dressed up very glamorously and [Coppola] seemed to be leering at the girl,” he said “He actually said ‘Hey there,’ [and] complimented how she looked [in] kind of innocent way basically because of the costumes—like ‘It’s a great costume’ or something kind of general.” Coppola also told the girl she looked “like a bird,” Cawood recalled "Writer/Director Francis Ford Coppola and Adam Driver as Cesar Catilina in Megalopolis Cawood said Coppola “then asked how old she was—but it was just kind of weird that he took interest in her,” since “she was literally the only person he sort of singled out.” Things would get “worse” after filming started though it’s literally the one of those moments where you can just kiss somebody,’” Cawood said That’s when Coppola just started kissing people “There was an attractive thirtysomething extra and he was trying to encourage them [so] he stood up and walked over and he kissed her,” he said “I couldn’t tell from the angle if he kissed her on the mouth or on the cheek But then immediately went to the [13-year-old] girl and kissed her.” That kiss was on the cheek “I was having a hard time processing it,” he continued I thought—that might have literally been the first time somebody that’s not in that girl’s family has kissed her,” Cawood said recalling that the director then “turned and kissed some man on the cheek.” Cawood was uncomfortable enough about what he’d witnessed that he first reported the incident to the girl’s mother “She was off in the stage area” when it happened the director just kissed her.’ And she said ‘Yeah because it just didn’t feel right and I wanted you to know what happened.’” He didn’t get much reaction from her at the time Cawood also reported the incident that same day to his employer an “educational consulting service” for entertainment productions called On Location Education (OLE) Cawood supplied that email complaint to the Daily Beast “[Coppola] definitely knew the girl is a minor because only moments before this happened he had asked her her age and made some comment about her costume,” Cawood wrote in the email after describing the alleged incident He also noted the incident “didn’t immediately jump out as obvious sexual harassment,” but he’d thought enough of it to seek “advice” from the company An associate director at OLE responded to the email stating they would “speak with HR about the proper way to handle this”—but Cawood said he never heard back told the Daily Beast: “At the forefront of our mission is a concern for the minors’ well-being on the set and a commitment to protecting their privacy we do not comment on any circumstances relating to minors involved in a production.” “I was like bulls--t,” Cawood said he thought after reading the comment. His only conclusion was somebody must not be telling the truth. “Either OLE didn’t actually contact production,” he added, or the production was mistaken when they claimed they weren’t aware of any complaints. “I know I tried to do what I needed to do.” Editor’s note: This story has been updated to include a full statement from Francis Ford Coppola’s spokesperson. Eboni Boykin-PattersonEntertainment Reporter Got a tip? Send it to The Daily Beast here \"Writer/Director Francis Ford Coppola and Adam Driver as Cesar Catilina in Megalopolis Eboni Boykin-Patterson is an entertainment reporter for The Daily Beast She was previously the entertainment contributors editor at Business Insider and graduated from Columbia University with a degree in English A photo illustration of Adam Driver and Nathalie Emmanuel in Megalopolis You need to first accept the terms and conditions before download Subject to the Terms of usage of UN Photo UN Photo materials are available free of charge for news purposes only UN Photo materials may not be sold or redistributed to third parties without the prior written consent of the UN or the UN entity which is source of the UN Photo material All users of UN Photo materials must provide due credit to the United Nations or any UN entity source(s) in their use and broadcast of UN Photo materials A mobile court is scheduled to try at least 50 criminal cases with the majority involving serious offenses such as murder This is the first time in over a decade investigators and prosecutors are moving forward with criminal cases in the area marking a critical step towards restoration of justice in the southern part of Unity State UNMISS Rule of Law Officer Natalie Mazur told Radio Tamazuj that the formal justice system in the area has been non-operational since 2013 following years of conflict and instability “50 cases of criminals have been waiting for justice in Leer County for 11 years since 2013,” she said “A mobile court is scheduled for deployment in Leer County from Tuesday with two High Court judges presiding over the cases.” said that the presence of justice and accountability can reduce crime “I am so happy indeed for the coming of the mobile court to us next week on Tuesday according to what I have heard from UNMISS,” he stated Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Truck Accessories Group, LLC doing business as the Leer Group is proud to showcase new truck cap designs for the 2024 Toyota Tacoma “Many people see their vehicle as an expression of themselves and our products should be an extension of that thinking,” said Jeff Hickey “At Leer Group we strive to create products that resonate with personal expression making vehicles and accessories that stand out in a crowd.” Hickey’s team have been working to design new custom caps for LEER so that the fiberglass caps echo the style lines of the vehicle Read more: Fontaine Modification adds Auto Hauler Option for Western Star 49X “We pushed the boundaries with this new styling based on our customers’ feedback, suggesting the industry is ready for new life,” Hickey commented. Leer Group has a full line of products for the 2024 Toyota Tacoma including aluminum caps; rolling, folding and retractable truck bed covers; and sliding cargo trays in addition to fiberglass truck caps to protect, store and organize your valuable gear. For more information, visit LEER.com, CenturyCaps.com, or Snugtop.com. The building is organized around a skylit central commons that brings students together for lectures, exhibits, presentations, and informal gatherings. Studios, maker spaces and classrooms surround the central space that opens onto the street as a showcase for the design disciplines. The commons is capped by a green roof that comprises an outdoor learning environment and experimental space for the landscape department. SectionA demonstration of the construction process itself, columns and beams of glue-laminated wood, a floor of composite, exposed cross laminated timber plank and cast in place concrete, and the lobby’s “zipper truss”  (developed in consultation with Equilibrium Consulting) all exemplify innovative timber engineering.  anodized aluminum panels and vertical windows suggests the colors and patterns of the region’s forests and trees Surrounding landscaping by Stephen Stimpson Associates makes extensive use of native plants and paving materials Dedicated mechanical equipment is zoned for optimal efficiency and extensive glazing and skylights provide maximum daylight to the building’s interior Storm water management directs roof runoff to a “spring source” at the top of the site filtering the water through bio-swales and timber dams to the site’s lower end and back to the Connecticut River Suffolk was construction manager for the project which is targeting LEED Gold certification You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email The police in State’s Leer County said they are holding a 9-year-old boy for defiling a 4-year-old girl in Juong Payam the deputy director of police in the county confirmed the incident which he said happened on Tuesday evening “A 4-year-old girl child was defiled by a 9-year-old child boy We arrested the small boy and he is currently in custody at the county headquarters in Leer We are investigating the case,” he explained The boy was arrested on Tuesday after we were informed that there was a rape case in Juong Payam and we sent police personnel to arrest him at his family home.” and the UNMISS Department of Rule of Law established a mobile court in Unity State to try a backlog of rape A 17-year-old male identified as Ran Gatloth Puok was arrested on suspicion of stealing goats in Unity State’s Leer County on Tuesday after being found in possession of a stolen goat. A woman who said her goats were stolen found the suspect with one of the missing livestock and informed the police who apprehended and detained him. The deputy director of police in Leer County, Kuony Chang Kulang, told Radio Tamzaju on Thursday that they took the suspect to the county court. He advised youth to work hard and desist from theft and other crimes. “The owner of the goats recognized one of her goats that had been stolen and accused the person of stealing two other goats. We arrested him and today (Thursday), we sent him to court,” Chang explained. “The owner of the goats accused him of stealing the other missing goats after she got her with one of her goats. The thief admitted to stealing only the goat he was found with and said it was his first time to commit the crime of theft.” He added: “It is now the court that will decide to forgive him because he has no family to come to his rescue as an orphan.” Meanwhile, Gatloth admitted his crime but said he only stole one goat and asked for forgiveness. “I only took one goat but I am not responsible for the other missing goats. It is the first time for me to do this and I ask for forgiveness because I am an orphan,” he said. “I hope and pray that the authorities and the owner of the goat forgive me. I do not know what came over me at all.” Text description provided by the architects A design collaborative led by Leers Weinzapfel Associates (Boston) 708- bed facility at the University of Arkansas the pioneering project is the nation’s first large-scale mass timber residence hall and living learning setting the five-story hall also signifies potential economic development for the burgeoning timber industry in Arkansas © Timothy HursleyThe name Adohi (“a-doe-hee”) is a Cherokee word meaning “woods.” It honors tribe members who passed near the hall’s site while following the Trail of Tears (1837-1839). It also recognizes the enduring importance of wood and sustainable forestry to the region. © Timothy HursleyNabholz Construction Corporation of Rogers served as Construction Manager for the project providing installation of the mass timber package A Payam administrator was arrested after a dispute with SPLA-IO generals over his duties in Adok Payam confirmed the arrest on Thursday afternoon during an interview with Radio Tamazuj He stated that the administrator was detained by SPLA-IO generals for allegedly obstructing their operations “The arrest of the Payam administrator sends a clear message to the public regarding developments in Leer County,” Tor said The incident occurred on November 26 at the Payam headquarters where the administrator was reportedly tortured and arrested in his office in Adok The administrator has been identified as James Bichiok Gatluak Thiech The dispute arose after Thiech allegedly failed to comply with orders issued by Mr Acting Commander of Division 4B; Major General Tut Yap Kuong; and Colonel Torgom Kiir Tap the chief of military intelligence for SPLA-IO the disagreement stemmed from the Payam administrator’s refusal to stop state government and county authority workers from carrying out their duties at the port The administrator later formed a committee to replace workers previously deployed by the state revenue and county authorities the Payam administrator is being held at Rupkong the military base headquarters of SPLA-IO Division 4B issued a letter to SPLA-IO generals calling for the release of the Payam administrator Machar instructed the SPLA-IO generals to release the Payam administrator and ensure the appropriate measures were taken At least five cases of snakebites have been recorded in Adok and Yang payams of Unity State’s Leer County in the past two months County Commissioner Stephen Taker Riek Dong told Radio Tamazuj on Friday that the five cases were reported in September and October “No deaths were reported at the hospital among the five snakebite cases and in the villages Dong said most of the victims were farmers working in the gardens and those who were displaced by the current floods The snakebite cases are linked to the flooding “The floods forced the residents of many villages to move to higher grounds,” Dong explained “Snakes also moved away from the waters to higher grounds where people were Dong said the main challenge was the lack of anti-venoms in all the health centers across the county but the NGOs were supporting the community Dong appreciated the NGOs for their support Leer Town resident Gai Tut said most of the snakebite victims were elderly people and children “I am appealing to the health partners to continue supporting the County Health Department (CHD) with anti-venoms,” he stated.