Paving is expected to begin by mid-May and continue till the first week of September. Columbiana County has 169.22 miles of ...

With spring in full swing, homeowners are taking advantage of the milder weather to freshen up their outdoor spaces, ...

In an effort to get ahead of cracks forming in the roads as the season changes, Lincoln County commissioners Monday approved a proposal from Shelco Asphalt and Paving to aid ...

Weather permitting, Burrows Road will have a new chip-and-seal surface by next winter. Improving the 2.2-mile stretch of ...

Smart asphalt represents a groundbreaking advancement in road construction technology, combining self-healing capabilities with energy-harvesting systems. This innovative material not only repairs ...

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If you want to stop potholes from forming in asphalt roads, you've gotta get 'em while they're still just tiny cracks. A new self-healing asphalt could one day do that very thing, utilizing spores ...

44 developmental projects at small airports across Michigan will receive a share of $4 million. The grants will fund a variety of projects, including clearing obstructions, repairing runways ...

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A baby seal ventured into the big city this weekend, after galumphing — that's the technical term — his way into downtown New Haven, Conn. Police officers got a call about a possibly injured ...

NEW HAVEN, Conn. – A gray seal pup was found moseying through the streets of New Haven, Connecticut, over the weekend. Officers with the New Haven Police Department shared a video of the pup as he lay ...

The police in New Haven, Conn., found a young seal wandering the streets and aided in its rescue. “Maybe we should just start keeping mackerel in the cruisers,” one officer suggested.