SR 162 paving continues in Oroville as Caltrans warns of traffic impacts
Paving continues on State Route 162 between the Feather River Bridge and Foothill Boulevard, with completion estimated for Oct. 20, 2026.
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Dolton posts 2026 financial-distress and board materials
Dolton’s official website lists a February financial-distress presentation and a July 6 Board of Trustees agenda while maintaining online financial and meeting records.
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North Myrtle Beach completes federally funded beach-renourishment work
The Army Corps completed North Myrtle Beach’s beach-renourishment segment in February 2026, restoring eroded shoreline as the broader Grand Strand project continues south.
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Public walkthrough follows sale of former Rowan County school buildings
Rowan County Schools held a public walkthrough of the former Rowan County High School and Morehead Grade School buildings after both properties were sold.
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Cranberry Township voters included in Aug. 18 special election for Pennsylvania’s 12th Legislative District
Butler County has published election information and precinct-specific sample ballots for Cranberry Township voters included in the Aug. 18, 2026, special election.
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Hanover Planning Board rejects petition challenging three-way Etna subdivision
The Hanover Planning Board rejected a petition opposing a three-way subdivision in Etna, allowing a plan for two additional homes to move forward.
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Channahon offers residents up to two free replacement parkway trees after removals
Channahon residents can request up to two free parkway trees per property under a new first-come, first-served village program.
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Bergen County equips East Rutherford-area police with bleeding-control kits ahead of World Cup matches
Bergen County OEM announced May 29 that it distributed bleeding-control Blast Kits to police departments near MetLife Stadium and Overpeck County Park as the region prepares for eight 2026 World Cup matches.
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Edwardsburg plans request for homeowner repair funds, with 15-day objection period to follow
The Village of Edwardsburg plans to seek MSHDA CDBG funds for homeowner rehabilitation tied to income eligibility, local codes and state standards.
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Leverett voters approve $100,000 access trail to conservation land
Annual Town Meeting approved a $100,000 Community Preservation Act appropriation for a 600-foot drivable trail from Woodard’s Corner to the Blueberry Patch conservation property.
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Brownfield authority approves plan for 86-home Manistee Township development
The Manistee County Brownfield Redevelopment Authority unanimously approved the Kemmer Road plan for Allen Edwin Homes’ proposed 86-home residential development.
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Port of Grapeview receives up to $25,000 for dock, parking and facility upgrades
Mason County approved up to $25,000 for Port of Grapeview maintenance and infrastructure work. The Port will contribute $10,000, creating a $35,000 project budget.
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Greenville-Pickens transportation plan enters public input phase ahead of long-range infrastructure decisions
Greenville County is inviting residents, including those in the Powdersville area, to help shape GPATS Horizon 2050, a 10-year update to the region’s 25-year transportation plan.
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Baltimore County proposes up to $25 million for Ravens facility upgrades in Owings Mills
Baltimore County has proposed investing up to $25 million over 10 years to upgrade and expand the Baltimore Ravens’ headquarters and training facility in Owings Mills.
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Fulton schools selected for up to $400,000 annual after-school grant
Fulton Public Schools will use a 21st Century Community Learning Centers grant to launch the RISE program for eligible K-8 students in September 2026.
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Ostrander begins comprehensive land-use planning process
Ostrander has begun creating a comprehensive land-use plan with assistance from the Delaware County Regional Planning Commission.
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Delta Main Street revitalization project remains in city record after approval delays
Delta’s federally funded Revitalizing Main Street Project is intended to improve downtown infrastructure, safety, accessibility and economic vitality, but the city says Colorado review delays pushed back its anticipated approval timeline.
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Winchester’s August planning cycle advances toward City Council annexation and rezoning review
Winchester’s 2026 planning calendar schedules an Aug. 17 Planning Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals meeting, with an expected Oct. 13 City Council first reading for annexation and rezoning matters.
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Townsend begins testing $14 million water-system project ahead of August 2026 startup
Testing is underway on Townsend’s delayed water-system project, including a new water tower expected to come online in August 2026.
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Hadley Fire Department Begins Hiring After Tax Override Restores Funding
Hadley’s Fire Department is accepting applications as the town works to restore full staffing after funding returned through a newly passed tax override. Interviews were tentatively planned for July 29, with a target start date of Sept. 1.
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Coffeyville continues data-center review and plans August public information session
Coffeyville officials say discussions about possible future data-center development remain preliminary, with an explanatory video and public information session planned for the first week of August.
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Poteet water-rate study remains underway as council agendas are posted
Poteet’s adopted FY 2025-2026 budget says the city was conducting a water-rate study while reviewing water-system finances and reporting steady sales-tax growth. No final rate change is stated.