Steel Jupiter brings manufacturing and research facility to Sahuarita
Steel Jupiter, a Minority-Owned, specialty coating manufacturer, announced today it has leased a 13,000-square-foot facility in Sahuarita for its manufacturing, research and development facility. The facility is expected to be operational by the end of 2022, initially creating 15 jobs in the community. “Steel Jupiter’s mission is to help make indoor air as free from […]
HVAC Condenser and Evaporator Coils: Keeping Them Clean Is Critical by Timberline Mechanical
HVAC systems have two types of coils: the evaporator coil and the condenser coil. They are where an air conditioner does the work needed to manage the air temperature in your home or business. You’ve got a company to run and a life to live, so you probably don’t want to become an expert in […]
Substance use disorder, violence prevention, and suicide prevention funding opportunities
Now open for applications: Substance use disorder, violence prevention, and suicide prevention funding opportunities Pennsylvania House Democratic Caucus May 10, 2022 | 9:30 AM STATE PROGRAMS NOW OPEN FOR APPLICATIONS: Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs: Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Loan Repayment Program (LRP) (Funding Source: Federal Funding) Who May Apply: Eligible practitioners with the capacity […]
Delos WISE Initiative Aims to Improve Wellness in Senior Living
The Delos WISE Initiative — an acronym for Wellness Innovation in Senior Environments — combines the company’s indoor space expertise with insights from global leaders in senior living. A collaboration with investment firm Harrison Street, the WISE initiative will focus on multiple aspects of the industry to advance research, education and innovation to build communities […]
#LearnSomething, Air Fryer, Toby Knapp, iHeartRadio, Health Risk, Kitchen | Majic 95.9
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You use an air fryer, right? This info caught my eye on the NextDoor app and I found it to be interesting… This neighbor writes: “My wife cooked some chicken in her new air fryer and our upstairs air quality monitor went nuts, showing a PM (Particulate Matter aka POLLUTANTS IN THE AIR) level of […]
CMS 2023 budget headed to Meck County Commissioners for approval
The Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners is set to take up conversation on Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools 2023 budget request on Tuesday afternoon. The request includes funding for improvement projects district wide and support to hire more staff at underperforming schools. PREVIOUS COVERAGE: CMS Board unanimously approves district’s proposed budget; heads to Meck County Last month, the […]
Indoor air quality put at risk by ‘fresh air’ from outside, research finds
4 in 5 people believe ‘fresh air’ from outside is key to improving air quality in their homes, but this could actually be counterproductive and worsen indoor air quality, research has today revealed. The new research by the Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) found homeowners are ignoring the impact of surrounding pollution sources such […]
Philly Starts Screening Middle-Schoolers for Weapons
The weapons screenings will be conducted randomly on campus by school safety officers, usually in the morning. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – Sixth, seventh, and eighth graders at Philadelphia schools will now be periodically screened for weapons. The change in policy, which went into effect on Monday, was announced on Thursday in a letter to parents, reports […]
Ceiling Leaks: Potential Causes and Damage
Water leaks are an unfortunate reality—even in the ceiling. They can be incredibly damaging, too, which makes it extremely important to take care of the problem as soon as possible. What are some of the causes for a leak in the ceiling? And what kind of damage can a ceiling water leak cause? Read below […]
New bills and programs encourage resilient rebuilding after Marshall Fire
By Susan Nedell Many hundreds of Coloradans are beginning the process of rebuilding the homes they lost to the Marshall Fire last December. I’m one of them. None of us imagined that just before the New Year we’d lose everything to an unprecedented wildfire. It is heartbreaking, exhausting, and at times overwhelming. I’m also deeply […]