Fort Worth Gas Prices Ease Again as Diesel Rises to $5.13
Regular gas fell to $3.604 in the Fort Worth-Arlington metro, while diesel rose to $5.130 on July 30, keeping pressure on diesel users.
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Denver, NC Water Variance Process Adds Limited Appeals Path
Lincoln County’s new water-variance process offers limited relief for safety, legal, testing and business needs while Stage 2 rules remain active.
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Norwood Hospital eminent-domain bill returns to House before July 31
Norwood’s hospital eminent-domain bill was amended and engrossed by the Senate July 29, then referred to a House committee as July 31 approaches.
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Wadsworth wastewater project awarded for $2.31 million as sewer rates rise
Wadsworth is moving ahead with a $2.31 million wastewater-plant repair as an 8.5% 2026 sewer-rate increase raises the household-cost stakes.
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Corona Regular Gas Holds at $5.10; 7-Eleven Diesel Lists $7.299
Corona station listings show regular gas at $5.10 at Sam’s Club and Costco, while a North Lincoln Avenue 7-Eleven lists diesel at $7.299 per gallon.
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Iowa Park prison chapel breaks ground for rehabilitation programs
Construction has begun on a privately funded chapel at Iowa Park’s Allred Unit, adding planned space for religious services and rehabilitation programs.
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Littleton Regional Healthcare Proposed Affiliation Paused for Six Months
Littleton Regional Healthcare’s proposed Dartmouth Health affiliation remains incomplete after both organizations paused proceedings for six months to address financial and regulatory steps.
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Upton scheduled FY27 water and sewer rate hearing
Upton scheduled a July 21 hearing on FY27 water and sewer rates, but available records do not show that rates were adopted or a final vote occurred.
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Jonesville-area court users face judge’s unpaid suspension Aug. 31
Judge John C. Reeves will begin a four-month unpaid suspension Aug. 31, affecting court users in the 7th Judicial District serving Catahoula and Concordia parishes.
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West Hempstead School Bus Camera Agreement Extended Through June 2027
West Hempstead, NY — Hempstead authorized a one-year BusPatrol renewal for the West Hempstead school district, extending the agreement through June 30, 2027.
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La Plata Library Project Advances Without a Construction Date
La Plata’s planned downtown replacement library won conditional town approval, but nearly 40 requirements remain and no construction or opening date is set.
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Springfield Gas Prices Edge Higher Thursday While Diesel Holds Above $5
Springfield regular gas rose to $3.910 Thursday but remains below last week, while diesel reached $5.191 and climbed 27.6 cents in a week.
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Stilwell Approves $45,000 Contract for Wastewater Project Services
The Stilwell City Council approved up to $45,000 for administrative services tied to a wastewater project, but funding and construction remain unresolved.
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Roseville Costco diesel rises 20 cents since July 23
Roseville Costco lists regular gas at $5.259 and diesel at $6.299, while Five Star displays lower prices for both fuels at its Sunrise Avenue station.
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Benson reports lead, copper exceedances in 2026 water samples
Benson’s June-July 2026 water samples exceeded federal action levels for lead and copper. The city plans more monitoring, education and corrosion-control review.
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Hancock residents may weigh Houghton County jail funding proposal
Hancock residents could face a countywide jail funding question in November, but Houghton County still must settle the proposal and ballot wording.
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Lacey Gas and Diesel Prices Show a Wide Station Gap
Current Lacey listings show regular gas at $3.99 to $4.849 and diesel at $4.69 to $5.999, while Olympia metro benchmarks rose from yesterday and last week.
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West Union Bridge Projects Listed for Estimated Nov. 17 Iowa DOT Letting
Two West Union bridge projects are listed for an estimated Nov. 17 Iowa DOT letting, but the date is for receiving bids—not a confirmed construction start.
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Annapolis Selected for $4 Million EPA Grant for Spa Road Cleanup
Annapolis was selected for a $4 million EPA brownfields grant tied to Spa Road properties, but formal funding and any redevelopment plan remain pending.
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Telluride School, Palm Theatre Flooded After July Mudslides
Telluride flooding damaged a school and theater as road closures, unstable conditions and unresolved cleanup questions complicated local access.
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Feasterville-Trevose Cleanup Questions Remain After June Derailment
Feasterville Trevose PA – The June 30 derailment occurred in Bensalem, but evacuation, road closures and SEPTA disruption reached the local community.
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South Lake Tahoe’s Electricity Supply Enters a New Phase
South Lake Tahoe’s Liberty Utilities customers are entering a regulated power-supply planning process, but no immediate service change or final rate decision is in place.