Marlow seeks bids for 2026 city roof-replacement project
The City of Marlow has issued a request for quotes for its 2026 CH roof project, with a bid-related date set for July 8, 2026, at 10 a.m.
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Farmington posts 2026 council records, but Jan. 19 action remains unidentified
Farmington’s official council page provides access to 2026 meeting records, including a document dated Jan. 19, 2026. The available record extract does not identify the action, cost or effect on the community.
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Maryland regulators seek public comment in La Vale on proposed Allegany County solar plant
The Maryland Public Service Commission scheduled a May 28 public hearing at LaVale Library on Solar Star Allegany South LLC’s proposed 4.95-megawatt solar facility in Allegany County.
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Clinton County Schedules August 6 Land-Use Hearings Affecting the Plattsburg Area
Clinton County’s planning and zoning archive lists public hearings for August 6, 2026, alongside notices about a 2026 moratorium involving data centers and carbon-dioxide pipeline-related development.
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Horry County stormwater project brings closure to Conway-area road
A portion of Hemingway Chapel Road in the Conway area was scheduled to close for a county stormwater project funded through a nearly $5.5 million state grant package.
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Jackson County Sets August 2026 Commission Meetings as Budget Deliberations Continue
Jackson County has posted its August 2026 commission schedule and fiscal-year 2026-27 budget hearings for Aug. 17 and 18, giving Hollywood residents dates to follow county financial and service decisions.
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Addison seeks contractor for cured-in-place sewer pipe project
The Village of Addison issued bid documents for a cured-in-place pipe project, with bids scheduled to open July 20, 2026. The contract still requires Village Board approval before it can take effect.
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Construction Set to Begin on New 33,000-Square-Foot Chardon Library Branch
Geauga County Public Library will hold a groundbreaking ceremony at 1 p.m. Aug. 10, 2026, for its planned 33,000-square-foot Chardon Branch at 345 Park Avenue.
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857-Unit Lumberton Housing Plan Draws Public Pushback as Review Continues
D.R. Horton’s proposed 857-unit development on about 411 acres remains under land-development review after a May 21 community presentation drew resident concerns.
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Commercial Point Council Publicly Censures Member Over Alleged Offensive Remarks
Commercial Point Village Council voted July 6 to censure Councilman Eric Nungester after a resolution alleged misogynistic remarks and use of a racial slur inside council chambers.
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$74.5 million Bradley-Bourbonnais high-school facilities project breaks ground
Bradley-Bourbonnais Community High School began a $74.5 million facilities project June 29, with academic renovations, circulation improvements and a field-house addition planned for completion in August 2028.
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Brookline design panel scheduled to review 12-story Claremont proposal on Brookline Avenue
Brookline’s Planning Board Design Advisory Team was scheduled to hear the Claremont proposal for the first time on July 21, 2026. The plan calls for 154 micro-dwelling apartments and a public passage.
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Peru public-works record posted as Miami County continues push to reopen Deniston Bridge #63
The City of Peru has posted its Aug. 4 Board of Works meeting record and video while Miami County continues to display an alert calling for the reopening of Deniston Bridge #63.
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Big Bear conservation group says it has raised $10 million to preserve Moon Camp shoreline
Friends of Big Bear Valley says it has secured the $10 million needed to purchase the 63-acre Moon Camp property on Big Bear Lake, though the sale has not been confirmed as closed.
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Southport police investigate damaged parade chairs along North Howe Street
Southport police are seeking information after multiple chairs placed along North Howe Street for the city’s Fourth of July parade were intentionally cut or damaged.
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Pittsford Schools Advance $48.7 Million Tax-Neutral Capital Project; Construction Continues Into 2026-27
Pittsford school construction is moving forward after voters approved a $48.7 million tax-neutral capital project in March. Mental-health suites, transportation facilities and other work remain underway.
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M-28 Reconstruction Through Ontonagon Area Set for 2026
MDOT awarded an $8.808 million contract to resurface and repair 21.45 miles of M-28 from the Houghton/Ontonagon county line to Leo South Road. The work will bring drainage and safety improvements but also active work zones, traffic controls and changing access.
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Greenfield council considers $200,000 for Poet Seat Tower repairs and $322,000 in preservation spending
Greenfield City Council scheduled a July 15 public hearing on proposed Poet Seat Tower appropriations totaling $200,000 and a $322,000 FY2027 Community Preservation Committee budget.
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WIS 161 Resurfacing and ADA Work Underway in Iola, With Local Access Maintained
WisDOT is resurfacing 10.3 miles of WIS 161 and rebuilding pedestrian curb ramps in Iola during the 2026 construction season. Separate village chip-sealing work affects two local street segments.
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North Oaks’ 2026 street project begins on four roads
North Oaks’ 2026 road-improvement project includes mill-and-overlay work and culvert replacements on four road segments, with temporary traffic controls and short detours expected as crews move through the city.
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Glendale weighs shared public-works and salt-storage projects with Shorewood and Whitefish Bay
Shorewood is exploring a future public-works facility on Glendale-owned Hubbard Street parcels, while three municipalities are considering shared road-salt storage at Glendale’s public-works yard.
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Stone County Sets Aug. 11 Planning and Zoning Meetings in Galena
Stone County’s 2026-27 calendar sets Aug. 11 meetings for the Board of Adjustments and Planning and Zoning Board in Galena.