NYC Open Streets Program Continues at PS 134 in Hollis Through June 2027
PS 134 Hollis is listed in New York City’s Open Streets program from April 15, 2026, through June 30, 2027, with scheduled hours of 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Expanded Bucks County Human Services Hub reopens in Doylestown
Bucks County marked the July 1 grand reopening of a larger Human Services Hub in the county administration building in Doylestown Borough.
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Washington Township schools report chronic absenteeism fell by more than 10 points
Washington Township Public Schools reported a districtwide reduction in chronic absenteeism during the 2025-26 school year, but did not release the starting or ending rates.
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Morgan Hill road work, Hale Avenue closure and flood project continue into fall
Morgan Hill road maintenance began July 20, while Hale Avenue remains closed and a regional flood-protection project’s final phase continues through late summer.
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Minnesota capital-budget records include Ada-Borup-West school facilities requests
A Minnesota Legislature document dated Feb. 27, 2026, lists Ada-Borup-West among northwestern Minnesota school-related capital-budget requests and recommendations, but does not establish that funding was enacted.
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Montesano’s 2026 chip-seal street project is listed in the state transportation dashboard
The Washington Transportation Improvement Board lists a 2026 City of Montesano chip-seal project covering 2.85 project miles in Grays Harbor County, but the streets and construction dates remain unspecified.
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Temple council approves $233,040 police purchase across 2026 and 2027
Temple’s City Council approved a police-department purchase totaling $233,040, with $184,500 allocated in 2026 and $48,540 scheduled for 2027.
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Pennsylvania plans $1.5 million HVAC restoration at SCI Houtzdale
A Pennsylvania procurement notice lists a $1.5 million project to replace or refurbish rooftop and air-handling units serving housing units at SCI Houtzdale.
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DeLand land-development code overhaul heads toward August adoption decision
DeLand’s proposed overhaul of its land-development regulations is moving toward an anticipated August 2026 adoption decision, with additional public meetings and workshops scheduled through October.
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Beachwood’s Citywide Signage Replacement Project Begins in August
Beachwood will begin the first phase of a public-facility signage replacement project in August, including a 90-degree sign rotation at City Park East and new integrated lighting.
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Michigan DNR to rehabilitate Houghton Lake Flats wetland controls this summer
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is rehabilitating the South Unit dike system at Houghton Lake Flats to restore water-level control in a 350-acre wetland.
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Greenwood District 50 puts $175 million school-bond question on November ballot
Greenwood School District 50 trustees authorized a proposed general-obligation bond referendum for Nov. 3, 2026, covering facility, safety, transportation and enrollment-capacity projects.
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CDOT moves weigh-in-motion equipment project to Limon station
The Colorado Department of Transportation scheduled work to replace aging weigh-in-motion equipment at the Limon Weigh Station beginning July 8, with reduced speeds and minor delays expected for commercial traffic.
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Elmsford schools begin 2026-27 with two new elementary principals
The Elmsford Union Free School District appointed new principals for Alice E. Grady Elementary and Carl L. Dixson Elementary, with both scheduled to begin July 1, 2026.
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San Tan Valley takes over zoning and land-use permitting from Pinal County
San Tan Valley began administering zoning, land use, subdivisions and related development matters on July 1, with transition rules for projects already completed through the county.
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Jennifer Schwanke begins as Dublin City Schools superintendent after predecessor’s resignation
Jennifer Schwanke became superintendent of Dublin City Schools on Aug. 1, following John Marschhausen’s resignation and taking over just before the 2026-27 school year.
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Cave Creek reaches deadline for Proposition 440 ballot arguments
Cave Creek voters are scheduled to decide Proposition 440 in November, a proposed privilege-tax increase tied to acquiring state trust land.
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Bellbrook nears end of downtown streetscape work as water-system concerns move into focus
Bellbrook’s downtown infrastructure project is nearing completion, while city officials are turning attention toward water-system concerns whose repairs, costs and schedule have not yet been disclosed.
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Mineola authorizes LED-lighting project at Memorial Library
The Village of Mineola approved an agreement with Nassau County for LED lighting at Mineola Memorial Library, while the project’s cost and schedule remain unspecified.
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Lake Orion businesses organize recovery after May water-main break
A 42-inch water-main break disrupted service in Lake Orion and Orion Township on May 10. After reopening, local groups planned recovery events for affected businesses.
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DeKalb approves 114-acre ChicagoWest business center and travel-center development
The DeKalb City Council approved annexation, zoning and development plans for an approximately 114-acre project at Peace Road and Fairview Drive.
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Nisswa puts proposed municipal water system on hold after losing $4.8 million federal request
Nisswa was not selected for a requested $4.8 million federal contribution toward a proposed $6 million water system near Highway 371 and County Road 77.