July 2010

Green Lantern Corps reaches a big milestone this month, but in many ways it’s just business as usual for the series. Is Tony Bedard settling into his new gig? Click to find out.

The saga is finally coming to a close. The former Phi Delta Theta fraternity house — now in the hands of Penn State after a protracted legal battle with the building’s former tenants — is slated for demolition.

After 15 years in the banking and finance industry, Accokeek resident Theron Green said he decided to run for the District 27A seat in the House of Delegates to not only advocate for local issues, such as building more schools and easing traffic, but also put his financial management skills to work for the cash-strapped state.

Indianapolis Metro Police say a car hit a building near Dorman and East Michigan streets early Thursday morning. The intensity of the crash left green paint on the building. Police say the 21 year old and 26 year old men were not wearing seat belts. One was thrown into the back seat from the force of the crash. IFD was called to the scene to put out a small engine fire.

The city of Boulder should not put a new franchise agreement with Xcel Energy on the November ballot, according to the Boulder Green Building Guild.

Green buildings are working their way up the political agenda, with Prime Minister Julia Gillard emphasising their importance twice during the Leaders’ Debate on Sunday night.

The city of Boulder should not put a new franchise agreement with Xcel Energy on the November ballot, according to the Boulder Green Building Guild.

Green, the catchall ecoconscious term, increasingly means greenbacks for businesses. Companies are eagerly climbing aboard the sustainablity bandwagon, as record unemployment, sluggish job growth and frozen credit markets sap business.

CHICAGO, IL A group of leading building owners, investment advisory firms and corporate tenants have become allies in a campaign to make commercial office space more sustainable by breaking down the barriers to green leasing.

U.S. Rep. Tim Murphy , R-Upper St. Clair, will host a town hall meeting on health care, energy, government spending and other issues from 10 to 11 a.m. Saturday at the Green Tree municipal building, 10 W. Manilla Ave.