March 14, 2016
Pennsylvania News
Penn State senior named 1 of 10 'New Faces of Civil Engineering'
Penn State NewsSince he was a young teen, Steven Mezzacappa has aspired to build skyscrapers all throughout the world. And each day, he moves one step closer to his dream. Mezzacappa, a senior architectural engineering student, was recently selected as one of the 10 New Faces of Civil Engineering – Collegiate Edition by The American Society of Civil Engineers, America's oldest national engineering society. READ MORE
Easton engineer admits role in $50 million clean energy scam
The Morning CallAn Easton engineer has admitted he rubber-stamped false reports to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for the owners of two Lehigh Valley biofuel companies charged in a $50 million clean energy scam. William H. Barnes pleaded guilty recently in federal court in Reading to two charges of conspiring to provide false statements related to engineering reviews he performed for Smarter Fuel Inc. in Wind Gap and Environmental Energy Recycling Corp. in Allentown. READ MORE
$1 million infrastructure project to begin in East Norriton, closures expected
PatchA $1 million infrastructure improvement project in Plymouth and East Norriton townships will begin this week, Aqua Pennsylvania has announced. This project, which will increase service reliability, reduce the potential for discolored water and improve firefighting capabilities, is expected to be complete in the summer. READ MORE
Pennsylvania News
Penn State senior named 1 of 10 'New Faces of Civil Engineering'
Penn State NewsSince he was a young teen, Steven Mezzacappa has aspired to build skyscrapers all throughout the world. And each day, he moves one step closer to his dream. Mezzacappa, a senior architectural engineering student, was recently selected as one of the 10 New Faces of Civil Engineering – Collegiate Edition by The American Society of Civil Engineers, America's oldest national engineering society. READ MORE
Easton engineer admits role in $50 million clean energy scam
The Morning CallAn Easton engineer has admitted he rubber-stamped false reports to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for the owners of two Lehigh Valley biofuel companies charged in a $50 million clean energy scam. William H. Barnes pleaded guilty recently in federal court in Reading to two charges of conspiring to provide false statements related to engineering reviews he performed for Smarter Fuel Inc. in Wind Gap and Environmental Energy Recycling Corp. in Allentown. READ MORE
$1 million infrastructure project to begin in East Norriton, closures expected
PatchA $1 million infrastructure improvement project in Plymouth and East Norriton townships will begin this week, Aqua Pennsylvania has announced. This project, which will increase service reliability, reduce the potential for discolored water and improve firefighting capabilities, is expected to be complete in the summer. READ MORE
