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The city of Phoenix has increased in size from its incorporation in 1881 (2500 residents) to today (1.3 million), turning it in a little more than a century and a quarter from a humble desert town to the fifth largest municipality in the country.
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PUBLIC WORKS reviews the sci-fi thriller The Host
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One New Jersey company has turned heaps of unwanted trash into a money-making and earth-saving venture.
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Cities in Florida, Illinois, Oklahoma, and Virginia manage growth by juggling schedules and automating.
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While the leadership ranks are filled mostly with masculine faces, the number of women in positions of power is growing. The challenges these women face sometimes tie into their gender, but most of their obstacles are shared by everyone in the profession—male or female. Six top public...
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When it comes to fashion, sanitation workers are cutting-edge.
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It's cheaper to avert repairs than wait until they're necessary. By implementing a preventive maintenance plan, two very different departments reduced traffic signal failures and lowered life-cycle cost.
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Picking the perfect pipe can be perplexing. Here, we share with you a range of resources to help you determine the best material, size, and accessories for the job.