Sugarcreek Township’s no-solicitation rules: Do Not Solicit list & window clings
Sugarcreek Township residents can use the Township’s Do Not Solicit registry and free “No Solicitation” window clings to reduce unwanted doorstep visits.
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Long Beach starts SB 707 two-way remote comment July 21, 2026
Long Beach will let residents give live, two-way remote City Council public comment starting July 21, 2026 under SB 707. Here’s what SB 707 says about outages.
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Florence City Council OKs second Planet Fitness on Cavalry Drive—O-14-2026
Florence City Council approved Ordinance O-14-2026 for a second Planet Fitness on Cavalry Drive near Express Street: a two-story, ~33,000-sq.-ft club.
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Spartanburg County votes to pause new data center applications for one year—what it means locally and where residents can comment June 25
Spartanburg SC – Spartanburg County Council imposed a 12-month pause on new data center applications June 22, with state hearings for Valara on June 25.
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North Yarmouth votes to join Casco Bay Trail Board—what planning changes
North Yarmouth ME – Town Meeting on June 15 approved joining Casco Bay Trail Board. Officials said any local funding would need separate votes.
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Dallas City Hall: Council rejects repair plans, orders cost compare by Aug. 26
Dallas City Council voted 9-6 to reject a phased repair plan for 1500 Marilla and directed staff to pause renovations and compare relocation/leasing vs redevelopment by Aug. 26.
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FDA recall: Beekeeper’s Naturals saline nasal spray lot #5950 (Amazon)—what to do
FDA posted a voluntary recall for Beekeeper’s Naturals saline nasal spray from Amazon: lot #5950 (exp. 02/2028) due to yeast and possible Aspergillus.
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Las Vegas Planning Commission to consider Downtown patio rules text change
Las Vegas NV — A June 16 Planning Commission hearing will consider text amendment 26-0161-TXT1 to LVMC 19.09, expanding uses for Downtown outdoor dining.
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Nashville data center zoning proposals, moratorium headed to July 7 public hearing
Metro Council will hold a July 7 public hearing on data-center zoning rules and a temporary permit moratorium tied to Nov. 1, 2026 in Nashville.
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Cape Coral permitting changes July 1: EnerGov intake and HB 803 exemptions
Cape Coral’s online-first permitting begins July 1, 2026. Owner-builders should use EnerGov; walk-in intake shrinks—plus HB 803 may exempt some small home work.
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Hempstead Town Board sets June 23 public hearing for new school-zone parking/traffic rules on Woodlawn Road
Hempstead NY – A June 23 Town of Hempstead public hearing would add a West Hempstead Woodlawn Road no-parking window for school days, 1–4 PM.
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Wayne County transit millage stays on Aug. 4 ballot after suit dismissal
A June 3 court dismissal keeps the Wayne County Public Transportation Millage on Michigan’s Aug. 4 ballot—here are the rate, term, and DDOT link.
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Freehold Borough adopts amended redevelopment plan for 500 Park Avenue
Freehold Borough finalized Ordinance #2026/12 on June 15, adopting an amended 500 Park Avenue redevelopment plan tied to inclusionary housing—here’s what it changes.
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Pittsburgh City Council hearing tonight: Northside adaptive-reuse tax exemptions (Bill 2026-0426)
Pittsburgh City Council holds a public hearing Monday, June 22, on Bill 2026-0426, which would create real-estate tax exemptions for qualifying Northside projects.
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Erlanger Board of Adjustment: June 22 sign variance + owner-occupied STR request
Erlanger KY’s Board of Adjustment meets Monday, June 22 at 7 p.m. to review a larger Dixie Highway sign variance and an owner-occupied STR request.
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Detroit council clears pump-station zoning; flood questions remain
Detroit, MI – City Council’s 8-0 rezoning vote moves GLWA’s Freud pump station project forward in Jefferson Chalmers, but flood questions remain.
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Armenia election fight moves to court after Pashinyan win
Armenia’s official result gave Pashinyan a path to govern, but opposition arrests and a Constitutional Court fight keep legitimacy in dispute.
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El Monte water plan reaches council before July 1 state deadline
El Monte’s 2025 city water plan reached council before a July 1 state deadline, with drought rules, groundwater supply and future bills in view.
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Congress clears immigration funding, shifting budget fight
A new law funds DHS immigration enforcement through FY2029, but the FY2027 DHS bill and other spending fights still affect federal services.
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Lincoln minimum wage fight heads to court before July 18 start
Nebraska’s attorney general has sued over Lincoln’s new minimum wage ordinance, leaving employers and workers watching July payroll dates.
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Detroit council clears Jefferson Chalmers pump-station rezoning
Detroit, MI — Council rezoning approval moves GLWA’s Freud pump-station project ahead, with benefits promised and flood-protection questions still open.
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Ossining zoning extension could keep some land-use reviews paused
Ossining NY – A proposed four-month extension would keep certain T district conditional-use reviews paused while village zoning work continues.