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UTC to use $600,000 award to develop materials to withstand extreme environments

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By Steve Barrett, Please Wait..
| Chattanooga Times Free Press Verified
The Nanoengineering Center at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga will use a $600,000 award from a U.S. Army research project to help develop materials that hold up in extreme environments. UTC is collaborating on the project with the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, which brings experimental capabilities to the research, according to a press release from the university.
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Nemacolin Volunteer Fire Company receives $10k donation from EQT

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By Steve Barrett
| Greene County Messenger Verified
As the cost to repair Nemacolin Volunteer Fire Company’s wind-damaged building continues to rise, community members have stepped up to support the department. “We don’t know what we’d do without the support we’ve been receiving from those who have decided to help us,” Chief Harvey Knestrick said earlier this week. On Feb. 18, the fire company’s building sustained significant damage caused by trees that were uprooted by dangerously high winds.
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County officials support quick action amidst election uncertainty in Pennsylvania

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By Steve Barrett
| Greene County Messenger Verified
As the state’s May 17 primary draws near, local officials say they believe clarity on crucial election items remains elusive. In a release issued last week, Republican Greene County commissioners Mike Belding and Betsy McClure said that although there has been a decision made regarding the congressional maps that will be used in the commonwealth, they believe there is still a great deal of uncertainty surrounding the future of the state’s legislative maps.
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