Preservation in the News - December 28, 2011
Posted December 28, 2011
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A land grab for renewable energy?
12/28/11
Outlet: Denver Post, The
Renewable energy is how we're going to
continue devouring energy with fewer limitations. Solar energy, wind
power, geothermal, gigantic transmission lines are all magic solutions
that will make life better, we're told.
But a conference held in De...
The Seasoned Collector: Grand events at Filoli, Valle Monte League
12/28/11
Outlet: San Jose Mercury News
One of the grandest experiences
takes place at Filoli, a property of the National Trust for Historic
Preservation in Woodside. The 654-acre estate -- a site to behold any
time of the year -- was established as a private residence in 1917.
Whether...
National
expert to assess Main Street in Herkimer, help plan for development
12/28/11
Outlet: WKTV-TV - Online
The assessment will be conducted by
Teresa Lynch, a Senior Program Officer with the Main Street Center of
the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
A national expert on downtown revitalization will visit the Village of
Herkimer on January 4 an...
New Journal & Guide
12/28/11
Outlet: New Journal & Guide - Online
The Obama
Administration’s action came on Tuesday November 1 in response to a
grassroots campaign waged by a diverse coalition of people and
organizations, led by the National Trust for Historic Preservation and
including a bi-partisan group of local...
City Starts Planning on Boonville Tourism Hub
12/28/11
Outlet: Boonville Daily News
The National Trust for Historic
Preservation granted $2,500 for the project, and the city will match the
funding.
The city of Boonville has hired an architecture firm to start planning
renovations at the Katy Depot and Gingrich Warehouse building....
Wal-Mart Drops Store Plan Near Va. Civil War Site
12/28/11
Outlet: Washington Times
The Orange County Board of Supervisors
in August 2009 approved the special use permit Wal-Mart needed to build
the store. The National Trust for Historic Preservation, residents who
live within three miles or less of the site and a group that maintai...
Oldest Black Church Open After Six-Year Restoration
12/28/11
Outlet: NPR - Online
The nation's oldest black church reopens to
the public this week after a $9-million restoration fueled in part by
federal stimulus funds, and completed in painstaking detail despite the
recession. Shannon Mullen tours Boston's African Meeting House w...
Preserve Your Historic Neighborhood
12/26/11
Outlet: WDIV-TV
Some of the hottest and priciest neighborhoods
have not always been that way. Glam South Beach was once filled with
boarded-up vacant art deco hotels. Now it has celebrity-owned
restaurants and luxury high-rise condominiums with oceanfront views....
Experts offer tips on how to boost downtown economy
Susan Schell
12/18/11
Outlet: News Tribune
Todd Barman, senior program officer for the
Main Street National Trust for Historic Preservation, said the group was
impressed with what the GHHWA has accomplished so far.
“It’s easy to forget you’re newly designated,” Barman said. “When you
look...
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