City of Oak Ridge eyes application for $2M DOE community grant

The Oak Ridge, Tenn., City Council voted Monday to continue pursuit of a grant worth up to $2 million from the Department of Energy’s Office of Environmental Management, according to online documents.
The decision to go ahead with a full grant application to…

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