Scott Turner is an Emeritus Professor of Biology at SUNY ESF in Syracuse, New York. His work focuses on education, higher education, climate change, and the intersection of culture and science, exploring how these areas impact society and the natural world. He has been featured in publications such as The Moulton Advertiser, Decatur Daily, and Stars and Stripes.
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Scott Turner’s coverage predominantly focuses on local developments in Huntsville, Alabama. His articles cover a range of topics including city planning, real estate, business updates, and government announcements.
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By: Scott Turner
Mayor looks ahead in new term in office.
By: Scott Turner
Project includes additional beds, expected to lower ER wait times.
By: Scott Turner
Legislation introduced by Congressman Dale Strong may help Huntsville International Airport in its effort to be a landing spot for commercial space vehicles.
A $6 million preschool building in Town Madison is among the most expensive projects issued a permit in the Huntsville area so far in December.
Hearing on suit will be held in February,
Company will be in Cummings Research Park.
Townhomes are similar to ones built in Town Madison.
Freedom Real Estate and Capital will advise Alabama A&M on two building projects totaling more than $140 million.
By: Scott Turner
The Huntsville City Council approved a $5.1 million road resurfacing contract with an Athens firm on Thursday night.
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