Medford advisory team frames design priorities for new high school; fall 2030 remains target Designers and community members reviewed materials, civic identity and accessibility for Medford’s high‑school feasibility study; the team emphasized durable materials, student‑centered civic uses and a sustainability framework tied to LEED v5 and a March follow‑up meeting.

The future of Medford Public Schools' new high school is taking shape with a focus on durable materials, accessibility, and a vision for student community—set to open in fall 2030!

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Community-backed 'Option 2 plus' favored as Pitkin County advances terminal concept to schematic design Design team presented two conceptual terminal options and said task forces and public surveys favored 'Option 2 plus.' Staff plans to ask the Airport Advisory Board for an informal recommendation, then the BOCC will consider an informal resolution to move the design into schematics.

Pitkin County's airport modernization is taking flight with the community's favorite design, 'Option 2 plus,' which promises stunning mountain views and enhanced sustainability features!

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State engineer unveils Great Salt Lake distribution-management plan, priority schedule and public accounting tool Deputy State Engineer Blake Bingham outlined the legislatively directed distribution-management plan that ties availability of Great Salt Lake water rights to June 15 lake-elevation thresholds, explained voluntary dedication arrangements, and demonstrated a public distribution-accounting tool showing dedicated-water balances.

Deputy State Engineer Blake Bingham just unveiled a groundbreaking plan that ties Great Salt Lake water rights to lake-elevation thresholds, featuring a public tool to track dedicated water balances!

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I wonder if the sun shines more in Chicago than Regina?

No, it doesn't.
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All it takes is political will. Saskatchewan is doomed.

Utility Executive Warns of Risks in Long-Term Renewable Power Purchase Agreements Executive highlights risks of long-term contracts with speculative renewable energy developers.

Denton's energy future hangs in the balance as experts warn that long-term contracts could expose the city to significant financial risks from unreliable renewable developers.

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DME Forecasts Power Prices and Proposes Rate Structure Study for Customer Savings DME outlines expected power price spikes and plans a rate structure study for customer equity.

Denton's energy pricing is set for a shake-up, with potential spikes looming and plans for a new rate structure aiming to keep costs stable for residents.

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Council Explores Facility Acquisition Within ERCOT for Energy Generation Expansion Council discusses potential acquisition of facilities to meet energy generation needs within ERCOT.

Denton's Sustainability Framework Advisory Committee is shifting gears by exploring opportunities to acquire energy generation facilities, potentially transforming the city's energy future.

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