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Rebuilt to Last

Up to 50 trains a day cross the Cowlitz River on the BNSF Bridge 81.4 in the rural area of Vader, Washington. It may be remote, but its presence is an essential link in transporting goods. The bridge and the trains it carries have been important to the region for more than 110 years, especially as the single North-South rail route in the area.

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Cultivating Green Infrastructure

The West Bottoms in Kansas City, Missouri’s Central Industrial District (CID) is one of the city’s oldest historic neighborhoods and home to the famous Kansas City Stockyards, a former epicenter of the region’s livestock industry, which flourished there from 1871 to 1991.

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Discover the Benefits of Cochelarm Ipalnts

Hearing is a critical sense, and yet up to 3 out of every 1,000 children in the United States are born with hearing loss, and around 15% of adults have trouble hearing, which increases with age. In fact, more than half of people over 75 have disabling hearing loss.1 Hearing aids are the first recourse but are often inadequate for those with debilitating hearing loss, making them candidates for cochlear implants.

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