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Metro Albany's unemployment rate falls to 7.9% in October Metro Albany's unemployment rate falls to 7.9% in October
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Surveillance footage was able to capture the suspect's face.
Police said he stole nearly $100 in cash along with two surveillance cameras from the Thomasville Appliance Repair store on Broad street.
Major Wade Glover with the Thomasville Police Department said, Unfortunately for him, he didn't get the actual footage. He only got the component that recorded it. So we were able to collect that evidence that we have right now and we are asking for the public's help to identify that subject.
If you recognize this man, you are asked to call the Thomasville Police Criminal Investigations Unit at 229-227-3302.
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In 2008, a five-alarm fire destroyed the Deauville apartment building in Mount Pleasant, leaving nearly 200 people without a home.
The 85 unit-building has been plagued by issues, from mold to broken heating, with more than 7,000 code violations issued in the years before the blaze.
Those issues are nowhere to be seen outside or inside the building at 3145 Mount Pleasant Street NW. Tenants who will return to the building, and the advocates, city leaders and non-profit partners who helped them get there, today gathered at what's now known as the Monsenor Romero apartments to celebrate its opening.
"Today we have a new beginning," said Rob Richardson, development manager of the The National Housing Trust-Enterprise Preservation Corporation, which partnered with 3145 Mount Pleasant Street Tenants Association to redevelop the building.
Financing for the $19 million building came from the D.C. Department of Housing and Community Development ($4.137 million for an acquisition loan), Capital One Bank ($9.7 million for a construction loan) and through Low Income Housing Tax Credits sold to investors.
"Without the loan," Richardson said of DHCD's contribution, "it could not have happened to bring back the residents who used to live here."
With construction completed 16 months after groundbreaking, 38 of the families who were displaced will move back into what's now a 61-unit affordable building.
"We're here today for the phoenix that has risen quite literally from the ashes," Mayor Vincent Gray said at the ribbon cutting. "This is the completion of a ten-year journey. It shouldn't take that long to be able to reserve and restore and bring people back, but it did. In one context, I'm glad it did take ten years because it might have been never."
Among the credit spread around for bringing the building back online, much of it went to Yasmin Romero-Latin of the 3145 Mount Pleasant Street Tenants Association which banded together to to keep the building affordable.
Scott Kline of the NHT-Enterprise Preservation Corporation said he was unsure about the project's success until meeting Romero-Latin. "This project can't fail. This project won't fail with a leader like this," he said.
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Will invest 60 billion yen to develop around 1,000 homes in Fujisawa
Fujisawa (Japan), November 27:
On a bright sunny morning, after several days of rain and chilly winds, Panasonic Corporation flagged off here on Thursday what couldemerge as a new business for it, the Fujisawa Sustainable Smart Town (SST).
Fujisawa, a town 40 km from Tokyo, from where one cansight the country's storied Mount Fuji, is the site of the Japanese conglomerates experiment with sustainable living.
On a 47-acredisused factory site in the Kanagawa prefecture, Panasonic will eventually invest 60 billion yen (around $500 million) by 2018, when the site will seearound 1,000 homes spring up, and around 3,000 people will live there.
Masahiro Ido, Executive Officer of Panasonic Corp, who made a presentation on the city to media from around the world, said thetown will generate 30 per cent of its power requirements from solar energy and will share services such as electric cars andelectric-powered bicycles. Already 100 families have moved into the SST and been living there since April when the project was soft-launched.
The day also marks the 120th birth centenary of Kounosuke Matsushita, who founded the consumer electronics giant in the city ofOsaka in the 1920s.
A Panasonic spokesman, who took the media on a tour of the SST, says the group expects to earn 27 billion yen in revenues initiallywhen all the houses are sold by 2018. Around 600 single homes and 400 apartments will be constructed.
Panasonic heads a consortium of18 companies, which have collaborated in setting up this smart town and Fujisawa SST Management Company, which will manage the townsessential services of energy, security, mobility and healthcare, will continue to earn revenue from providing these services. In a30-year period, the company expects to earn 40 billion yen in revenues.
Ido said three more such towns are planned in the country in Osaka and near Fujisawa, commencement of which will be announcednext spring.
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