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Ariz. County Passes $447 Million in School Bonds
Ariz. County Passes $447 Million in School-Construction Bonds
PHOENIX — Voters in the south central Arizona county of Maricopa passed seven of eight school-construction bonds totaling $447 million. All seven bonds passed with at least a 60 percent vote, according to reports of the unofficial election results.
The seven districts to pass bonds include Scottsdale USD ($118 million); Kyrene Elementary SD in Tempe, Ariz.
Read More R.I. Voters Approve Two University Projects
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Voters in Rhode Island have approved two major projects at two of the state’s public universities, the University of Rhode Island and Rhode Island College.
On Tuesday, Rhode Island residents approved a measure authorizing the state to spend $78 million on construction between the two campuses.
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Countdown to Greenbuild 2010
CHICAGO — Retired General Colin Powell will deliver the keynote address at this year’s Greenbuild, held in Chicago from Nov. 16-18.
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CHICAGO — Retired General Colin Powell will deliver the keynote address at this year’s Greenbuild, held in Chicago from Nov. 16-18.
Read More University of Manitoba Project Plagued by Cost Increases
WINNIPEG, Manitoba — Construction costs for a new football stadium at the University of Manitoba have spiked nearly 40 percent to $160 million from an initial estimate of $115 million provided last April, according to reports.
The 33,000-seat stadium, designed to replace Winnipeg’s 55-year-old Canada Inns Stadium, is a joint effort of the city of Winnipeg, the Province of Manitoba, real estate company Creswin Properties, the Winnipeg Football Club, the City of Ottawa, and the university.
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Green Schools on the Rise
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — A green profile of 300 U.S. and 22 Canadian colleges and universities shows that many higher education institutions are putting their best green feet forward.
The College Sustainability Report Card 2011, an initiative of the nonprofit Sustainable Endowments Institute, reports that of the 300 colleges and universities in the U.S. with the largest endowments, more than half earned “B” level grades because of their strong green policies and practices in nine main categories.
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