Stockton central library to close July 31 for expected three-year renovation
Stockton’s Cesar Chavez Central Library will close after July 31 for an expected three-year renovation, with 16 other branches and digital services continuing.
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Cincinnati East Side floodgate failed during July 17 storm
Cincinnati’s Madison Road floodgate failed to close during the July 17 storm, exposing limits in East Side flood protection and leaving a long-term fix unclear.
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Iowa City seeks input on possible Johnson Street Bridge replacement
Iowa City residents can weigh in on a possible Johnson Street Bridge replacement as Iowa and local governments pursue federal funding for 32 bridges.
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Alameda Streetlight Work Brings Temporary Parking, Traffic Changes
Alameda streetlight conduit work is scheduled through mid-October on Moreland, Cornell and Thompson, with daytime construction and temporary parking limits.
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Baring Boulevard closure changes traffic near Sparks Boulevard project
Baring Boulevard is temporarily closed on both sides of Sparks Boulevard in Sparks as crews rebuild the intersection; signed detours keep nearby access open.
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Sioux Falls road projects split between fall milestones and 2027 work
Sioux Falls road projects have fall milestones, but major work on Minnesota Avenue, Cliff Avenue and 85th Street is scheduled to continue into 2027.
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Hoboken flooding renews questions about Madison Street drainage project
Flooding on July 18 brought renewed scrutiny to Hoboken’s Madison Street drainage project, its storm limits and whether officials will inspect the work.
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Wyoming roadwork update: Burton, Prairie Parkway and 52nd Street
Wyoming roadwork this week includes westbound-only segments, lane shifts at 56th and Byron Center, and an approximately two-week 52nd Street closure.
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Waterbury Branch trains replaced by buses through May 31, 2027
Waterbury Branch riders are using accessible buses instead of trains through May 31, 2027, with earlier departures during station and track upgrades.
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Revere Wins More Than $1 Million for Trails, Streetscape Work and Beach Connections
Revere received more than $1.17 million for trail planning, Harris Street streetscape work and preliminary design of the Revere Beach Connector.
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Murfreesboro advances $54.7M Cherry Lane, I-840 interchange project
Murfreesboro City Council advanced a TDOT reimbursement agreement and design work for a roughly $54.7 million five-lane Cherry Lane extension and I-840 interchange connection.
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North Miami’s NE 3rd Court drainage project heads to July 31 bid opening
North Miami’s proposed NE 3rd Court drainage project is set for a July 31 bid opening after the city’s stormwater plan flagged the corridor as flood-prone.
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Surprise activates four traffic signals; two more set for Aug. 3
Surprise activated four traffic signals in July, while two Greenway Road signals remain scheduled for August 3 as drivers adjust to new traffic patterns.
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Santa Clarita Identifies Its Busiest Intersections and Highest Crash Rates
Santa Clarita’s March traffic count found Newhall Ranch and Bouquet busiest, while Bouquet Junction had the highest reported crash rate among listed intersections.
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Cranston Route 37 work includes overnight ramp and lane closures
Cranston drivers face overnight I-295 and Route 37 restrictions through July 30, while a separate Route 37/Route 2 traffic shift remains through summer.
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Kissimmee Budget Workshop on July 28 Will Put Priorities in Focus
Kissimmee commissioners will discuss budget priorities July 28 at City Hall, but the workshop is not final adoption and later hearings will shape spending and tax decisions.
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Eden Prairie police facility reopens with new public lobby
Eden Prairie police services are available at a remodeled City Center facility, with unchanged contact information and a public tour scheduled for Oct. 3.
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Aurora says more than 10% of tested water samples exceeded lead level
Aurora says more than 10% of 100 household tap-water samples exceeded the EPA lead action level, prompting continued testing and replacement planning.
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Medford Utility Bills Rise in August Under New City Rates
Medford’s single-family city utility charge rises $9.38 monthly under rates effective July 1, with August bills expected to show the increase.
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Sheboygan seeks $5 million in state loans to replace leaking lead service lines
Sheboygan approved applications for three state loan projects totaling $5 million to target leaking private lead lines, but no final award or work schedule is set.
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U-111 construction underway in South Jordan toward Herriman
Construction on U-111 is underway in South Jordan, with weekday work and possible weekend activity expected as the planned five-lane road advances toward Herriman.
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El Paso adopts data-center framework with more public review
El Paso City Council adopted a framework for future hyperscale data centers, but permits, standards and ratepayer protections still need follow-up action.