Bremen seeks bids for Turkey Creek wastewater-plant expansion
Bremen has opened a construction solicitation for expanding the Turkey Creek Water Pollution Control Plant’s land-application system, with sealed bids due Aug. 13.
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Route 611 realignment construction is underway in Tannersville
A Route 611 realignment project is now under construction in Tannersville and Pocono Township, putting a major local travel corridor at the center of an ongoing transportation change.
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Raynham seeks contractors for new public-safety building
Raynham opened a prequalification solicitation for contractors tied to a proposed new Public Safety Building, with the bid opening scheduled for July 23, 2026, at noon.
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Calvert County moves Dunkirk-area Election Day voting to Ward Farm Park
Voters in Dunkirk-area precincts 3-6 and 3-7 will cast Election Day ballots at Ward Farm Park in Dunkirk instead of Northern High School in Owings for the 2026 general election.
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La Mirada’s FY 2026-27 capital program includes $10.482 million in planned spending
La Mirada’s fiscal 2026-27 capital-improvement program identifies $10.482 million in planned funding, including transportation, state, federal and local sources.
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Gloucester Releases Draft Housing Compass Plan for Public Review
Gloucester has released a draft Housing Compass Plan that will guide public discussion about housing, affordability, zoning and community development before any final adoption.
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Portland voters approve $109 million school construction project
Portland voters approved a $109 million referendum covering renovations and expansions at multiple schools, with transition planning underway for the 2027-28 school year.
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Deer Park sets Aug. 4 budget hearings as wastewater generator project advances
Deer Park’s Crime Control and Prevention District approved its proposed 2026-27 budget for City Council submission, while city records show consideration of a FEMA grant for backup generators at 13 wastewater lift stations.
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Delphos Sets Rezoning Hearing as Annexation and Road Expansion Move Forward
Delphos adopted a resolution setting a public hearing on a rezoning petition involving two Allen County parcels while city records also document a proposed 10-acre annexation and an Ambrose Drive extension agreement.
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Hollidaysburg school board set to decide bell-to-bell cellphone restrictions Aug. 12
The Hollidaysburg Area School Board is scheduled to hold a second reading Aug. 12 on a proposed policy requiring junior-high and senior-high students to keep cellphones silenced and stored out of sight during the school day.
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Upper Darby district, Clifton Heights reach framework for new middle school and athletic-field renovation
Upper Darby School District and Clifton Heights have reached a framework that could bring a new middle school to the Clifton Heights Athletic Field while giving the borough control of renovated fields outside school use.
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Amador City’s five-year sheriff contract will rely on COPS grant reserves
Amador City budget documents show $322,031 set aside for a new five-year public-safety contract with the Amador County Sheriff’s Office, with grant revenue and reserves covering part of the cost.
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Cactus council agenda set tax-rate, budget and old school demolition items
The Cactus City Council agenda scheduled action on the proposed 2025-26 tax rate, city budget and a possible demolition bid for the old school property.
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Google announces $500,000 for Mayes County schools and youth programs, including Pryor services
Google says its Community Investment Fund will provide $500,000 to five Mayes County nonprofit and school organizations, including expanded STEM programming at Boys & Girls Clubs of Green Country in Pryor.
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Belle Glade seeks engineering firm as Pioneer Park pavilion project advances
Belle Glade is seeking engineering, architecture and related professional services as park, transit and drainage projects move through separate public processes.
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Parma moves to lease former police station property for Terry Reilly health clinic
The Parma City Council authorized a lease of the former police-station property to Terry Reilly Health Services for a planned health clinic.
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Jonesburg’s Route E/Route Y interchange opens to traffic ahead of schedule
The new Route E/Route Y bridge over Interstate 70 opened in Jonesburg on July 17, with a July 30 ribbon-cutting planned and project completion still listed for fall.
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Paint Rock posts July 21 council and budget-workshop agendas amid nitrate concerns
Paint Rock has posted agendas for a July 21, 2026, city council meeting and budget workshop as regional planning records continue to document winter nitrate concerns in the Concho River near the town.
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Lancaster County plan sets road priorities affecting Malcolm
Lancaster County’s 2026-2028 strategic plan targets safer travel, high-traffic unpaved roads and regional transportation planning affecting Malcolm.
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Long Hill-area road work contract includes Stirling Road corridor improvements
Warren Township awarded Carroccia Co. Contractors a 2026 road-overlay contract capped at $945,800, including work on Old Smalleytown Road between Stirling Road and Stiles Road.
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Hammonton closes $2.6 million state water-bank loan for system upgrades
Hammonton has closed on a $2.6 million New Jersey Water Bank loan to support upgrades, replacements and extensions across the town’s drinking-water distribution system.
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Beckley receives $125,000 grant to design new downtown sidewalks
A $125,000 state and federal grant will fund design and engineering for new sidewalks along Main Street in Uptown Beckley.