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.
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Belleair Bluffs roadway and stormwater project carries $2.542 million county water-main agreement
Pinellas County approved a joint agreement with Belleair Bluffs for water-main work tied to roadway and drainage improvements on East Overbrook Street, Duncan Drive and North Overbrook Avenue.
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Boston lists $3.5 million for Dorchester Field House in FY2026 capital review
Boston’s FY2026 capital review lists $3.5 million for planning, design and construction of the Dorchester Field House. A separate Devon Street property has an August 17 proposal deadline.
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Florence One Schools plans August start for aquatic-center conversion
Florence One Schools plans to convert a former grocery store in Florence, Alabama, into an aquatic center, with construction expected to begin in August 2026 and completion targeted for August 2027.
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US 98 Dade City Bypass widening project completed, FDOT says
The Florida Department of Transportation reported that construction is complete on the US 98 Dade City Bypass widening between 7th Street South and 7th Street North in Dade City.
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Winnsboro ISD names Chris Trotter interim superintendent after predecessor’s resignation
Winnsboro ISD trustees unanimously appointed Chris Trotter interim superintendent on July 6 after Jeff Conovan resigned. Trotter said teacher recruitment, retention and classroom staffing would be immediate priorities.
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Rolesville’s Wallbrook development moves into new August review cycle
Wallbrook activity along South Main Street includes construction, an approved Kiddie Academy site plan and a revised Lot 12 infrastructure submission entering August review.
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Herrin selected for $249,995 state grant to improve walking routes near junior high
The Illinois Department of Transportation selected the City of Herrin for a 2026 Safe Routes to School grant covering sidewalk gaps, curb ramps, marked crosswalks and signage near Herrin Junior High.
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Kenmore Council puts climate, housing and human-services levy on November ballot
Kenmore’s City Council adopted an ordinance sending Proposition 1 to voters in November, while the city outlines housing proposals and a July application deadline.
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Howard County plans pedestrian-safety construction on Cradlerock Way in Columbia
Six raised intersections and a pedestrian refuge island are planned for Cradlerock Way, with work scheduled to begin around July 27, 2026.
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North Carolina opens comment period on Dobson wastewater permit
The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality has proposed issuing wastewater permit NC0021326 for the Town of Dobson Wastewater Treatment Plant. Public comments are due Aug. 21, 2026.
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Oilton receives $75,000 state-backed grant for water and wastewater engineering
Oilton has been awarded $75,000 through Oklahoma’s SFY 2026 REAP program for engineering and design work involving wells, a water treatment plant and a wastewater treatment plant.
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Mapleton trail connection moves toward construction after $13 million state grant
Mapleton and Spanish Fork are advancing a River Trail Bridge Connection that would add vehicle and trail bridges, link regional trail systems and carry trail users beneath Highway 6.
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Jefferson adopts amended plan for downtown, riverfront and housing redevelopment
Jefferson’s amended comprehensive plan identifies four potential redevelopment sites, encourages a broader downtown mix of uses and calls for a Riverwalk loop connecting key Rock River destinations.
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Clarendon names interim administrator as city searches for permanent successor
Floyd Hartman will serve as Clarendon’s interim city administrator during Brian Barboza’s July 2026 departure, while the council considers a $23,615.41 recruitment agreement for a permanent successor.
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Kearney advances $13.5 million Fire Station 3 project in northeast city
Kearney approved a $1,080,987 early construction package for Fire Station No. 3 and scheduled a groundbreaking for April 6 near East 48th Street and N Avenue.