Elkhart County posts 2026 tax-distribution certificates for Wakarusa
A July 13 county posting identifies Wakarusa in the 2026 tax-distribution certificate series, while a state report estimates $712,283 in 2026 distributions for the town.
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Bay City schedules public hearing on draft zoning ordinance
Bay City’s City Commission is scheduled to hear the draft zoning ordinance on Aug. 10, with a second reading and possible adoption. A Planning Commission discussion on data-center amendments follows Aug. 19.
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Columbus 33rd Avenue reconstruction targets two-lane reopening before school starts
Reconstruction closed 33rd Avenue to through traffic between 30th and 38th streets beginning May 21, with local access maintained and a two-lane reopening targeted for early August.
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Allendale schools warn late bus registrations could delay transportation
Allendale Public Schools says transportation enrollment for 2026-27 has ended and late requests submitted after July 1 may take up to two weeks to process.
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Ohio Edison to install smart meters throughout Fairlawn
The City of Fairlawn says FirstEnergy/Ohio Edison will install smart electric meters across the city, but the available notice does not provide a start date or establish any billing or rate changes.
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Cashiers Valley Road to close again Aug. 10 for culvert installation
An updated schedule calls for Cashiers Valley Road to close from Aug. 10 through Sept. 4 while crews install a new Brushy Creek culvert.
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Red Bluff breaks ground on 61-unit Palm Villas affordable-housing project
Red Bluff marked the start of construction on Palm Villas, a 61-unit affordable-housing development supported by state programs as part of a broader Infrastructure Week announcement.
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Riverdale Continues Comprehensive-Plan Update Required by Georgia Planning Officials
Riverdale’s Community Development Department says the city is updating its Comprehensive Plan as required by the Georgia Department of Community Affairs. A July 8, 2026 agenda provides an official record path, but the available material does not show whether the meeting took formal action.
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Billerica Planning Board schedules Aug. 10 review of 14 Sterling Road site plan
The Billerica Planning Board has listed a site-plan special-permit application for 14 Sterling Road and scheduled its next regular meeting for Aug. 10.
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Mount Holly advances financing discussion for Kempe Michael Way and downtown park
Mount Holly officials discussed a proposed 10-year loan, possible state funding and the use of city-owned property to support a road project and downtown park improvements.
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Crawford County housing project begins construction, with first home expected in August
Construction has begun on a Crawford County housing development funded by Cook Group, with the first home expected to start in August 2026 and 30 new families projected by the end of 2028.
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Norwalk schools plan cost reductions as district prepares for 2026 groundbreaking
Norwalk City School District says it plans to cut costs while preparing to break ground on a new school building in 2026. The project’s site, cost, financing and exact groundbreaking date remain unavailable.
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Fairborn advances redevelopment of former 12.4-acre Skyway Plaza site
Fairborn City Council approved an agreement directing the Fairborn Development Corporation to pursue site-readiness work and economic-development funding for the former Skyway Plaza property at 1104 Kauffman Avenue.
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Stonecrest approves new CID for industrial corridor tied to Lithonia
Stonecrest City Council approved the Stonecrest/Lithonia Industrial Park Community Improvement District on July 15, while county records flag sewer-capacity work for a reviewed Lithonia development site.
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Ocean Shores Advances Plan to Convert 171 E Chance A La Mer NE Into City Hall and Police Facility
Ocean Shores is moving forward with a proposal to convert retail-commercial space at 171 E Chance A La Mer NE into a combined City Hall and Police Department facility, though no opening date, construction schedule or total cost has been established.
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Pocahontas posts June 25 village board agenda as 2026 municipal cycle continues
The Village of Pocahontas’ official archive lists a June 25, 2026 agenda as the latest listed agenda in its 2026 records, giving residents a current public record of ongoing municipal business.
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Navajo County discloses ballot-box key left at Pinetop-Lakeside site
Navajo County says two Recorder’s Office representatives inadvertently left a key on a ballot drop box after a July 15 collection at Pinetop-Lakeside Town Hall. Security cameras captured the incident, according to the county.
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Cumberland redevelopment study advances for Washington Square Mall site
A pre-development study announced Feb. 4 will examine future redevelopment possibilities for the Washington Square Mall site, a major Cumberland-area tract in east Indianapolis.
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Putnam County shifts $2.1 million from proposed crisis center to infrastructure
Putnam County legislators reallocated federal relief funds originally earmarked for a proposed 24/7 crisis-stabilization center to roads, school safety, mental health, substance-abuse response and county buildings.
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Seneca approves $48.3 million utility budget after dropping proposed $15 water-fee increase
Seneca City Council approved a utility budget for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027, replacing a proposed flat $15 water charge increase with a cost-of-service formula.
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Brookhaven preserves three Mastic Beach parcels in marshland acquisition
Brookhaven completed the acquisition of three Mastic Beach parcels totaling approximately 25,000 square feet in the Mastic Marshlands.
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Riverview Police Seek Public Help After Fatal Crash Investigation
Riverview police are seeking information connected to a fatal traffic crash investigation, but the accessible public record does not yet identify the crash location, victim or suspect status.