Middle Country school board schedules Aug. 26 meeting at Centereach High School
The Middle Country Central School District will hold its next Board of Education meeting Aug. 26 at the district conference center in Centereach.
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Monroe County road project closes part of Temperance Road to traffic
A Monroe County Road Commission notice dated March 13 says part of Temperance Road was closed for road work, affecting travel in the Temperance area. The notice does not provide an end date in the approved record.
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Brentwood school district proposes nearly $1 million in transportation for two child-safety zones
A Brentwood Union Free School District proposal would add transportation for eligible students in two designated child-safety zones beginning in the 2026-2027 school year, at an estimated combined annual cost of $964,153.36.
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Developer proposes $10 billion data-center campus on 890 acres near Graham
Headwaters Site Development is targeting land south of Lake Graham for the proposed Project Saltworks campus, but no final city or county approval is established.
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Chemung County IDA receives $4 million FAST NY award for former Horseheads Holding Point
The funding will support rail, water, sewer and stormwater infrastructure upgrades at the former Holding Point site in the Village of Horseheads.
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Wayne election officials schedule voting-equipment test as county prosecutor charges city resident
Wayne’s election page details preparations for the Aug. 4 primary, while a separate county prosecution involves a 35-year-old city resident accused of taking charity donations.
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Trinity officials weigh 2026 economic-development and county-budget decisions
Official Trinity records show June city and economic-development meetings and July county sessions tied to a preliminary $76.97 million fiscal-year 2026–27 budget.
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WRTA weighs cutting or restructuring bus service serving Whitinsville
The Worcester Regional Transit Authority discussed possible changes to Routes A and B, including reduced fixed-route service or a shift to mobility-management and paratransit programs.
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Logan-Rogersville school construction program moves into 2026 implementation
The Logan-Rogersville R-VIII School District says work approved through its bond program will begin immediately on projects that can be completed during summer 2026.
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Gainesville breaks ground on $4.59 million, two-mile pedestrian trail
Gainesville has begun work on a $4.59 million pedestrian trail linking downtown, parks, North Central Texas College and Gainesville High School.
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Freehold Township adopts redevelopment plan as 2026 tax bills remain delayed
Freehold Township adopted a redevelopment plan for Block 83, Lots 5 and 6, while a separate county tax-rate delay postponed mailing 2026 property-tax bills.
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Crocker sewer-and-water improvements remain in Missouri FY2026 budget
A Missouri FY2026 budget document includes a dedicated appropriation for sewer-and-water improvements in Crocker, but the available records do not show the dollar amount, construction schedule or project status.
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$8 million Blanding Boulevard–Wells Road project remains active in Orange Park with late-2026 completion target
FDOT’s intersection project at Blanding Boulevard and Wells Road remains under construction, with nighttime lane closures and a current contract completion date of November 16, 2026.
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Spartanburg advances $71 million downtown mixed-use project with 220 apartments
Spartanburg City Council advanced a first-reading development agreement for a six-story project at the former City Hall block, with apartments, commercial space and a 20-year tax-incentive arrangement.
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FDOT road work keeps East Palatka corridor in active 2026 construction program
A Florida Department of Transportation project package covers Reid Street/U.S. 17 and related Putnam County routes, with work beginning in mid-May 2026.
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Madison County opens 2026 TSPLOST road bids as Comer Elementary seeks cabling proposals
Madison County opened bidding for 2026 TSPLOST road projects while the school system sought low-voltage cabling proposals for the Comer Elementary expansion and renovation.
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Plainville water project begins, bringing utility work to city residents
Plainville announced that work on a municipal water project would begin Monday, Feb. 16, 2026, but the city’s public notice does not provide the project’s cost, scope, contractor or completion date.
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Phase 2 construction begins at Westerly’s new State Street School
Phase 2 construction on Westerly’s new State Street School began July 1, 2026, with substantial completion due within 150 days.
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Madison Advances Inclusionary Affordable-Housing Zoning Changes
Madison’s 2026 land-development actions include an inclusionary overlay zoning district and revised affordable-housing requirements, but the final ordinance text and effective date remain unclear.
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Mosquito-control treatment scheduled for Ipswich on August 10
The Northeast Massachusetts Mosquito Control and Wetlands Management District planned an adult-mosquito control application in Ipswich for the evening of August 10, 2026.
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Stafford’s New Hartwood High School Set to Open in August
Stafford County Public Schools says Hartwood High School, also known as High School 6, is slated to open in August 2026 with capacity for up to 2,150 students.
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Hermitage Cleared to Buy National Guard Readiness Center for $920,000
Pennsylvania legislation authorizes Hermitage to acquire the National Guard Readiness Center and about seven acres, but the closing date and future use remain unconfirmed.