Shaker Heights Rail Shutdown Runs Through Aug. 15 With Bus Replacements
Shaker Heights, OH — Blue and Green Line trains remain suspended through Aug. 15, with replacement buses, moving work zones and no service at Tri-C-Campus District Station.
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Royal Center students face bell-to-bell device rules for 2026-27
Indiana’s new bell-to-bell device law starts July 1, and Pioneer families should watch for changes to high-school phone use during lunch and passing periods.
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Edna Seeks Up to $10 Million for Aging Water Lines
Edna is pursuing up to $10 million in state grants to replace aging water lines, but funding is not guaranteed and applications are due July 30.
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Cardiff Residents Face Encinitas Decision to Forgo $3.9M Homeless Grant
Cardiff residents are affected by Encinitas’ 4-1 decision not to seek nearly $3.9 million in state funding for homelessness outreach, services and housing.
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Gilman’s $250 Million Incobrasa Expansion Is Complete
Incobrasa completed its Gilman expansion with a 170,000-square-foot plant, solar array, nearly doubled capacity and a 40-job commitment.
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Highland Seeks Input on Possible E-Bike and Scooter Rules
Highland, Illinois, officials are seeking resident feedback before deciding whether to adopt local rules for e-bikes and electric scooters, including in parks.
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Kewaunee County Bridge Closures Could Affect Summer Travel
Bridge replacements on Kewaunee County Highways N and J are creating seasonal closures that may affect Kewaunee-area trips through early fall.
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Jeffersonville Fuel Snapshot: Gas Near $3.61, Diesel at $4.599
Jeffersonville’s latest available listings put regular gas near $3.61 and one diesel station listing at $4.599, about 99 cents more per gallon.
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Centerville voters prepare for Aug. 6 primary and county election
Centerville voters have seven days to verify registration, polling details and ballot contents before the Aug. 6 Tennessee primaries and Hickman County election.
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Oliver Springs Could Benefit From Anderson County Communications Upgrade
Anderson County’s new satellite, LTE and radio systems could support responders serving Oliver Springs during outages, but town deployment is unconfirmed.
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Woodbridge Board Moves Hopelawn School No. 10 Into State Review
Woodbridge’s school board advanced plans for a K-5 Hopelawn school with a $57,228 state submission payment; a September 2028 opening remains a target.
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Coal City begins review of proposed approximately 320-acre data center campus
Coal City village records show a proposed Aligned data center campus has entered technical review, with public information and feedback planned for Aug. 6.
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Hollywood Gas Prices Hold at $3.849 at Two Stations as Diesel Differs
Hollywood station listings show regular gas at $3.849 at two locations, while diesel differs by 10 cents as Fort Lauderdale averages ease.
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Harlingen-Area Gas Prices Ease as Diesel Hits $5.181
Harlingen-area drivers are seeing lower regular-gas prices than last week, while Brownsville-Harlingen diesel reaches $5.181 per gallon on July 30.
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Portland Residents Can Weigh In Aug. 4 on Railroad Bridge Rehabilitation
Portland residents can review CTDOT’s proposed Middletown-Portland railroad bridge rehabilitation at an Aug. 4 meeting and comment through Aug. 18.
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Salkum voters have five days to return August 4 primary ballots
Salkum voters must return signed August 4 primary ballots by mail or official drop box, while in-person registration and address updates remain available.
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Monticello Continues N. Francis Street Lane Closures
Lane restrictions continue on N. Francis Street between Main Street and the city limits after the original July 13-20 work schedule changed.
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Randolph school construction advances on elementary, CTE projects
Randolph Public Schools says painting, tiling and flooring continue at the elementary building as work begins on a new CTE facility.
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Bushnell-area property owners face proposed fire-assessment changes
Bushnell-area property owners are reviewing Sumter County’s proposed 2026-27 fire-assessment method, with different effects possible for homes, businesses, mobile homes and RV parks.
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Liberty residents may qualify for up to $30,000 in NC energy rebates
A North Carolina state program includes Randolph County and may help eligible Liberty-area homeowners and renters pay for qualifying energy upgrades.
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Indian Trail Road Phase 1 Moves Into NCDOT Review, Not Construction
Indian Trail has submitted 100% plans for Phase 1 of its Indian Trail Road project to NCDOT, but construction and completion dates remain undetermined.
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What Post Falls Police’s ICE 287(g) Agreement Allows
Post Falls police are entering an ICE warrant-service program. Four officers and a captain are expected to complete 40 hours of federal training.