Editor’s note: An earlier version of this story incorrectly named Erika Kubly. an employee of the city’s Neighborhood Development Services Department. The article has been corrected to identify Housing Authority representative Rachel Carter as the correct source. A housing assistance program in the Iowa City area temporarily stopped accepting new applications this summer after a […]
The plan would force oil refineries to maintain minimum inventories to avoid price spikes at California’s gas pumps. Trump claims higher US oil production will lower prices for everything Donald Trump said he was “angry” at Kamala Harris and that the Biden administration’s policies depend on everything from inflation to immigration to the Green New […]
1-minute reading WOODLAND PARK – The township has awarded a $4.89 million construction contract to TNS Construction LLC of Stanhope to rebuild and renovate the Alfred H. Baumann Free Public Library. After two previous unsuccessful attempts to award a contract, seven tenders were opened and the contract was awarded at the special meeting on 25 […]
SAUGATUCK – Tensions ran high again Thursday as stakeholders in Saugatuck fought to have their voices heard on the issue of short-term rentals. The Saugatuck Planning Commission held a public hearing on Thursday, August 15, on a zoning change that would cap short-term rentals at 20% in the six neighborhoods of the R-1 district. The […]
Airplane at Naples airport on the runway Naples Planning Board requests that Naples Airport Authority remove flight easement for proposed 37-unit luxury condominium development On Thursday, the Naples Airport Authority Board of Trustees is scheduled to discuss the results of an exploratory study on the future of the airport at its regular meeting. The panel, […]
A proposed tobacco shop near Gaslight Square in Jeffersontown has been banned from opening. A Jeffersontown city government official said the location violates a new city ordinance. Trippy’s, a Louisville-based tobacco shop specializing in CBD products, vaping devices and other smoking accessories, received a license from the Louisville City Council in June to sell tobacco […]
Pilot whale beaches at Delaware Seashore State Park, August 5 The Institute for Marine Education, Research and Rehabilitation arrived on site. The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control has released a lot of information about major projects planned at Cape Henlopen State Park, including a new bathhouse and fishing pier. The projects range […]
North Palm Beach has been looking for a new operator for the restaurant since May. The new location, called The Clubhouse, will open on October 1. Palm Beach Gardens – Downtown Carousel, PGA National and Artigras Some of the things that make Palm Beach Gardens great are the Downtown Carousel, PGA National, the 9/11 Memorial […]
MASSENA – Thanks to grants, improvements are in the air at Massena International Airport. U.S. Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer and U.S. Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand announced Wednesday that the airport would receive $234,918 in federal funding to restore the airfield’s signage and markings. City Councilwoman Susan J. Bellor said they were pleased about […]
by Carolyn Bick At least 70 activists showed up in person and online at the Seattle City Council’s Public Safety Committee special meeting on August 13 to discuss proposed drug and sex work exclusion zones. Public comments were both for and against, particularly when it came to the Stay Out of Area of Prostitution (SOAP) […]
