Chesterfield Tech Park Needs Its Interchange
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By Brian Glass  There are currently three major developments that Chesterfield County is counting on for future economic development growth.
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By Nick G. Maheras, High Point Enterprise, N.C.  Dec. 19--HIGH POINT -- Questions over several issues prevented High Point City Council from settling Shugart Management's proposal for a 52-unit development off Cedarwood Trail Monday.
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A Reston-based developer plans to build a major office park in Manassas aimed at the kind of companies in the biotech, technology, biomedical and government-contracting businesses that Prince William County officials say they are trying to attract.
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Hello, user fees. The air traffic control system needs an upgrade.
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By Steve Kuchera, Duluth News-Tribune, Minn.  Jan. 30--Central Hillside residents hoping for relief from new parking meters probably will be disappointed.
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Major League Baseball will reopen negotiations with the city about relocating the erstwhile Montreal Expos to Harbor Park this coming season if officials are
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Though they lost their bid to bring the Montreal Expos to northern Virginia, the Virginia Baseball Stadium Authority plans to continue operations for the near future.
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By Rob O'Dell, The Arizona Daily Star, Tucson  Dec. 14--Eastbourne Investments Ltd. and the City Council had tense back-and-forth negotiations this summer on whether the developer would bring a big-box store to the South Side.
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It's been likened to a pasture and a parking lot. The outfield surface at Wrigley Field has been taking hits from opposing players because of its rough patches, small holes, and uneven terrain.
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By Heather Rutz, The Lima News, Ohio  Sep. 11--LIMA -- City Council will consider an agreement Monday for a $200,000 grant to help pay for a rail spur at the Lima Agribusiness Park.
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They needed room to breathe - some space, if you will. The only thing is, major league ballparks built in 1912 never took into account what the media presence would be 95 years later, so the Colorado Rockies were going to have to make the best of their accommodations within the cozy confines of Fenway Park.
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Saturday's game between Minnesota and Cleveland was suspended in the 11th inning because the Metrodome field needed to be changed over for a football game.
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By Ed Sealover, The Gazette, Colorado Springs, Colo.  Sep. 15--Colorado Springs is set to add a parcel to its open-space  collection that would serve as a link between Mesa Open Space and Bristol Park  on the city's west side.
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In a perfect racing world, Suffolk Downs management would like to see the return of a thoroughbred circuit between the East Boston oval and Rockingham Park in Salem, N.H., only on a smaller scale. However, current realities would appear to make that impossible.
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By Mahalia Asanaenyi, Omaha World-Herald, Neb.  Sep. 14--New landscaping, "gateways" at major intersections and a mix of commercial and residential development are part of the final revitalization plan for the Benson and Ames neighborhoods.
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(InfoWorld) - Xerox has its legendary PARC labs. Now Microsoft has its famous parking lot. Work has just begun on a massive underground parking garage at Microsoft's Redmond, Washington, headquarters, a structure that should alleviate current parking headaches on the corporate campus. The buzz around this low-tech project at the high-tech giant's headquarters is growing locally since a television news crew went out to gawk at the hole in the earth. While hardly comparable to Boston's big dig project, the local news at least seems ready to add this one to the record books. One report called this the second largest underground garage in the western hemisphere, but Microsoft spokesman Lou Gellos said he had no idea where that factoid came from and couldn't confirm it. The garage will be around 1,440 feet (439 meters) long and 540 feet wide. In American football terms, that's four fields long and one and a half wide. It will have four floors of parking, all underground. Up to 5,000 cars will fit in the garage. Four additional office buildings and a green space will take up the area above ground. The garage and new buildings are part of a $1.3 billion campus expansion that Microsoft announced last February. At that time, expansion planners figured the garage would be above ground but as they got further into the design process, they came up with the idea of making it subterranean and placing additional offices and common areas above, said Gellos. The digging, which started the first week of June, will take until about October and the garage should be ready for use in the second half of next year. In another effort to reduce parking problems on campus, Microsoft has long offered employees free bus passes. It also has a fleet of Toyota Prius cars to shuttle workers around campus.
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By Matt Garfield, The Herald, Rock Hill, S.C.  Feb. 2--One of York County's most prominent companies is about to get a new competitor.