Boca Raton U.S. 1 Lane Changes Set for July 30 Meetings
Boca Raton residents can review planned U.S. 1 lane changes, bike lanes, sidewalks and construction impacts at FDOT meetings on July 30.
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Madison shooting fallout continues as street stays closed, camera plan debated
Madison residents face a continuing street closure, bus diversions and event disruptions as the state investigates a fatal police shooting and a body-camera plan awaits council action.
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Grand Rapids river restoration work is underway downtown
Construction began July 1 in Grand Rapids’ lower Grand River reach, closing Ah-Nab-Awen Park while crews remove four dams through 2027.
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Sunnyvale Council to Review Draft Artificial Turf Findings July 28
Sunnyvale’s council will review draft artificial-turf study findings July 28, but the agenda does not identify a final ban, mandate or field decision.
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Philadelphia SEPTA riders face another funding cliff after strong summer ridership
Philadelphia riders face no immediate SEPTA fare hike or service cut, but a temporary $394 million funding fix expires in July 2027 without recurring state support.
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Dothan residents can comment by July 31 on draft 2026 CDBG plan
Dothan residents can comment through July 31 on a draft plan proposing $557,721 for home repairs, senior housing, services, sidewalks and facilities.
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New Bedford residents watch primary-care bill before July 31 deadline
A Senate-passed Massachusetts primary-care bill could address New Bedford’s doctor shortage, but the proposal remains pending as the July 31 deadline nears.
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Bellaire-area flood repairs reopen M-88, M-66 crossings
Flood repairs have reopened Antrim County sections of M-88 and M-66, but temporary gravel surfaces and changing traffic conditions still affect travel.
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Augusta Property Owners Face Aug. 13 Deadline to Appeal 2026 Assessments
Augusta-Richmond County property owners with 2026 assessment notices dated June 29 have until Aug. 13 to appeal, review exemptions or correct property information.
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Lakewood names five city manager finalists as public feedback opens
Lakewood is seeking public feedback on five city manager finalists through Aug. 6, when residents can attend a reception or submit written comments.
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Sharon limits outdoor watering as Massachusetts drought continues
Sharon residents may water outdoors only with handheld hoses before 9 a.m. or after 5 p.m. The mandatory restriction is scheduled through October 1.
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Tinley Park Storm Cleanup Continues After July 27 Damage, Outages and Village Hall Closure
Tinley Park storm cleanup continued Tuesday after July 27 damage and outages, with residents urged to report debris and avoid downed power lines.
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Commerce City residents can borrow indoor-air and radon monitors
Commerce City residents can borrow indoor-air and radon monitors at the library, but an elevated radon reading should be followed by certified testing.
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Gilbert weighs data-center rules before any new applications
Gilbert is reviewing proposed data-center zoning rules focused on power, water, noise, setbacks, screening and future neighborhood impacts.
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Fresno council may put half-cent sales tax on November ballot
Fresno’s City Council is scheduled to consider a half-cent sales-tax measure for the November 3 ballot as Measure C funding nears its expected end.
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Knox County Flock camera plan faces new resistance
Knox County’s planned Flock camera expansion faces new resistance as Mayor Glenn Jacobs and Commissioner Adam Thompson seek more privacy safeguards.
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Cohasset outlines TTHM response, possible treatment plant study
Cohasset says water remains safe for everyday use as officials pursue treatment changes, monitoring and studies of a possible new treatment plant.
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Gowanda Seeks Administrator for $655,000 NY Forward Small Project Fund
Gowanda is seeking a grant administrator for its $655,000 NY Forward Small Project Fund. Required submissions are due by noon Wednesday, August 26.
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Burbank Metro BRT Permit Fight Continues After July 17 Court Denial
A judge denied Metro’s request for interim relief in its Burbank BRT lawsuit. The permit dispute remains active ahead of an August 19 hearing.
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Hollywood schedules Aug. 6 community meeting on the 1301 South Ocean Drive redevelopment
Hollywood, FL residents can question the team behind the proposed 1301 South Ocean Drive redevelopment at a free Aug. 6 community meeting.
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Virginia Beach Golf Club Sale Delayed After Acreage Notice Error
An acreage error delayed action on Virginia Beach National Golf Club’s proposed sale, with a projected Aug. 11 hearing and vote still awaiting formal notice.
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Touhy Avenue work near Mount Prospect Road enters 2026 phase
A planned Touhy bypass, Mount Prospect Road closure and I-294 lane restrictions will reshape travel near Mount Prospect as work continues into 2027.