DeBary’s Main Street project moves toward construction as US 17-92 road work nears
Infrastructure for DeBary Main Street is in place as developers prepare for homes and businesses near SunRail. A separate US 17-92 project is set for September.
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Galloway Township Gives Final Passage to Temporary Data-Center Moratorium
Galloway Township recorded final passage of an ordinance creating a temporary moratorium on data centers, alongside a separate redevelopment ordinance for US Homes, LLC.
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Jefferson County receives nearly $9.7 million grant for wildfire mitigation
A five-year federal grant will fund wildfire-mitigation staff, evacuation-corridor work, homeowner incentives, equipment, training and education across Jefferson County, including its mountain communities.
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Macon County schools begin 2026-27 year August 3; August 6 election day is a no-school day
Macon County Schools will open the 2026-27 school year on August 3, 2026, with August 6 set aside as an election-day closure.
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MassDOT advances $9.7 million I-195 bridge-deck replacement in Rehoboth for autumn construction
MassDOT plans to replace both I-195 bridge decks over the Palmer River in Rehoboth beginning in autumn 2026, with two traffic lanes maintained during staged construction.
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Round Rock approves $641,705 community-development plan
Round Rock City Council approved a $641,705 federal grant plan for home repairs, food and housing assistance, child advocacy and Meals on Wheels.
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Victorville Advances Plan for New Police Station and Civic Park
Victorville’s proposed police station and civic park at Seneca Road and Civic Drive cleared environmental review, but still need local approvals.
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Elizabeth Breaks Ground on New Joseph Battin School
Elizabeth officials and the state school development authority marked the April 21 groundbreaking of a new Joseph Battin School project.
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Former Syracuse Developmental Center Site Advances Toward Housing
Demolition is complete at the former Syracuse Developmental Center, moving a $130 million plan for more than 260 affordable apartments toward construction.
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Escondido Library Returns to Renovated Kalmia Street Home
The Escondido Public Library has returned to 239 S. Kalmia Street after renovations, with tours, a mural dedication and community ceremony.
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Visalia Parkway widening enters final construction phase
Median improvements and final paving are underway on Visalia Parkway, where sidewalks and a Class II bike lane remain part of a September 2026 target.
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Columbia commission approves early plans for nearly 120 townhomes
The Columbia Planning Commission approved early plans for Cedar Cove, a proposed development that could add nearly 120 townhomes to the city’s housing pipeline.
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Rockford Mayor Tom McNamara to Resign at End of August
Rockford Mayor Tom McNamara will leave office at the end of August 2026 to become CEO of the Illinois Municipal League after serving since 2017.
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Burnsville Police City Hall project remains on track for September phase one
Burnsville says its $100 million Police City Hall project remains on schedule, with the first phase due in September 2026 and police additions to follow.
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Arizona Supreme Court Clears Way for Downtown Marana Project
The Arizona Supreme Court denied a petition for review tied to Downtown Marana, ending the legal challenge and allowing the town project to move forward.
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Apopka Advances Proposed 10% Property-Tax Increase on 4-1 Vote
Apopka commissioners voted 4-1 to advance a proposed 10% property-tax increase for the 2026-27 budget, with final hearings still ahead.
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Douglas County approves $7.5 million youth-sports investment
Douglas County approved $7.5 million for a Castle Rock field house tied to a broader youth-sports plan that includes Parker and other communities.
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Sammamish Council Advances Three Land-Use Questions After July Review
The Sammamish City Council considered three land-use questions July 7 after Planning Commission study began in April, moving the issues into the council’s review.
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Davis Measure W sets Nov. 3 vote on Willowgrove changes
Davis voters will decide Nov. 3 whether to approve General Plan and land-use changes for Willowgrove, including residential and park designations.
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LIV Golf Indianapolis Set for Aug. 20-23 at Westfield’s Chatham Hills
LIV Golf Indianapolis is scheduled for Aug. 20-23, 2026, at The Club at Chatham Hills, putting Westfield on the event’s four-day tournament schedule.
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Victoria Releases Draft 2026 CDBG Action Plan
Victoria has released a draft 2026 CDBG action plan, with public input planned for July and City Council approval of funding allocations expected in August.
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Cheyenne Police Projects Head to August 2026 Sixth-Penny Ballot
Cheyenne voters will consider $4.7 million in sixth-penny funding for police technology, digital evidence systems and firearms-training improvements.