Burying $1.5 billion is a tough sell. But in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, it’s forming the foundation for growth and improvement.
The money is being used to address the city’s sanitary sewer overflow problem, but it’s also making an impact on broader revitalization efforts. Baton...
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