New Hampshire Secures Important Grant For Cleaning Up Water
Many New Hampshire residents get their tap water from private well sources, but there are still around 2,400 public water systems throughout […]
How Worried Should We Be About ‘Greening’ Bitcoin?
Although Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have experienced some volatile swings in value between 2017 and 2018, cryptocurrency is still being touted as […]
Inaugural World Archery Masters Championships Underway in Lausanne, Switzerland
Though it might not seem like it to the casual sports fan, archery is actually quite popular. In fact, as of 2016, […]
New Study Looks at Alarming Habits of Distracted Driving With Kids in the Car
With today’s technology, using mobile devices while driving is more common than ever. But with about 5.4 million non-fatal car accidents occurring […]
Home Health Care Popularity On The Rise Due To Specific Care Options
If you’ve got a loved one who is getting on in years, they may find themselves (or you may find them) struggling […]
Guelph Treasure Gets Green Light For Trial
In 2016, Barack Obama signed the Holocaust Expropriated Art Recovery Act, better known as the Hear Act. This bill permits heirs of […]
Give Me a Break: Is Your Employee Vacation Policy Impacting Your Turnover Rates?
Now that the summer is officially here, employees all around the nation are planning to take vacations with their families… at least, […]
American Commuters Hope ‘Dump the Pump Day’ Will Quell High Gas Prices
According to data company Inrix, the average American commuter wastes about 42 hours in traffic each year at a cost of a […]
Modular Construction Gaining Popularity Across the the United States
The entire U.S. construction equipment industry is expected to grow 12% from 2016 to 2026. Though plenty of industrial, commercial, and residential […]
Vermont Woman Wins $600 In Small Claims Lawsuit Against Equifax
A Vermont woman was awarded $600 in damages in a lawsuit against Equifax. According to Vermont Valley News, Jessamyn West, 49, won […]