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Q: I recently purchased a DeWalt 18-volt cordless tool with lithium-ion batteries and noticed that the new batteries also fit my old DeWalt tools. Is it okay to use lithium-ion batteries in tools that came with nickel-cadmium (nicad) batteries?
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Leading the Way
MILWAUKEE PRAIRIE APARTMENTS signals a new way of providing housing in the city.
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WHEDA's Riley Joins HUD
Antonio Riley, executive director of the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority (WHEDA), has been named a regional administrator for the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
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DOE Announces 2009 Solar Decathlon Teams and Dates
The U.S. Department of Energy has announced this year's participants and dates for the 2009 Solar Decathlon
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Rehab Brews in Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE— Those seeking affordable shelter in this city have to look no further than Gorman & Co.'s newest rehabbed project, Blue Ribbon Lofts.
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POP QUIZ
MEET GARY GORMAN, president and CEO of Gorman & Co., Inc., a Wisconsin-based firm specializing in urban renewal projects.
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Wisconsin TCAP Development Gets Under Way
A groundbreaking ceremony was held for Olga Village, a 37-unit development for low-income seniors on Milwaukee’s south side.
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Solar-Powered Outdoor Lighting
From very simple residential steplight systems to serious major lighting installations, there are a number of products designed for grid-free installations.
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Historic Wisconsin Brewery Becomes Workforce Housing
LA CROSSE, WIS. The Gunderson Lutheran Medical Center here had a difficult time attracting and retaining employees due to the lack of quality affordable housing in its area.
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Madison Begins Again
Madison, Wis. — A condominium and single-family housing boom that began earlier in the decade has abated here, allowing owners to raise rents and eliminate concessions for the first time in years.