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Community Announcements 2.9.12
It's official: the PW&C annual meeting will be on February 23 at the Hampstead Community building and the topic will be water.
Looking at Titan from an opponent's viewpoint
WILMINGTON, NC WECT recently sent reporter Ashlea Kosikowski to Roanoke, Virginia to tour a Titan facility and talk to neighbors and community leaders there.
Community Announcements 2.2.12
It's official: the PW&C annual meeting will be on February 23 at the Hampstead Community building and the topic will be water.
Plans for Craven water expansion continue
Tim Baldwin of the engineering design firm McKim and Creed reported that design activities are expected to run concurrently with the environmental assessment process to move the project along faster.
Environmental firm: Proposed Titan facility will lead to one death per year
WECT TV6 - WECT.com - Wilmington, NC news and weather - Environmental firm: Proposed Titan facility will lead to one death per year NEW HANOVER COUNTY, NC - An environmental firm says one person will die each summer if Carolinas Cement, a branch of Titan America, LLC, builds a facility in New Hanover County.
$24 million Craven Water system on target for 2016
Craven County water system manager Rusty Hayes, left, stands with Tim Baldwin of McKim and Creed engineers following a recent update presentation to the Craven County Board of Commissioners on progress toward a treatment plant in the eastern part of the county.
Carolinas Cement responds to recommendations from NC Division of Air Quality
WECT TV6 - WECT.com - Wilmington, NC news and weather - Carolinas Cement responds to recommendations from NC Division of Air Quality NEW HANOVER COUNTY, NC - Carolinas Cement Company has responded to the state of North Carolina regarding a cement plant proposed for the Castle Hayne area of New Hanover County.
Emergency Technologies, which goes by the shorthand ETI, makes software to help emergency responders fill out reports or streamline record keeping .
Titan site in Castle Hayne wins Energy Star award
As opponents continue to fight a proposed cement plant in Castle Hayne because of environmental impacts, the plant's parent company has won an environmental award.