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Main Street Water Main Break Causes Traffic, Service Disruptions
Downtown businesses and commuters face traffic delays and water outages through Wednesday as city crews perform emergency repairs on a ruptured water main on Main Street.
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Middle School Arts at Risk as Board Weighs $2 Million Budget Cut
The City School Board will vote Tuesday on a proposed $2 million budget reduction that could eliminate several middle school art and music positions.
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City Council Approves Downtown Light Rail Expansion
In a 5-2 vote Tuesday night, the City Council approved the expansion of the downtown light rail system despite concerns from local business owners regarding construction disruptions.
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City Council to Debate Property Tax Hike for Library and Community Center Upgrades
Local officials meet tonight to consider a proposed 3% increase in residential property taxes to fund long-awaited renovations for the municipal library and community center.
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City Council to Vote on Historic Mill Redevelopment
A Tuesday vote will determine whether the historic downtown mill is converted into a mixed-use development featuring affordable housing and a public marketplace.
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City Unveils New Downtown Pedestrian Plaza
The project aims to reduce traffic congestion and boost foot traffic for local businesses in the heart of the city.
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Water Main Break Triggers Boil Water Advisory in North Hills
The county health department has issued a boil water advisory for North Hills residents following a major water main break on 4th Street early Wednesday.
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City to Allow Accessory Dwelling Units in Single-Family Neighborhoods
A new zoning ordinance announced Tuesday will permit the construction of accessory dwelling units in residential areas to help alleviate the local housing shortage.
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City Council to Vote Tuesday on Controversial Historic District Zoning
The City Council will decide Tuesday night whether to approve a zoning amendment that could pave the way for a new mixed-use development in the city's historic district.
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City Council to Vote on Waterfront Residential Proposal
A Tuesday vote will determine if the vacant waterfront district is converted into a mixed-use residential complex, amid ongoing debates over zoning laws and traffic concerns.
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City Council to vote on high-density zoning for historic East End
City Council members will decide tonight whether to approve a zoning change that would permit high-density residential development in the historic East End district.
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City Council Approves $15 Million Renovation for Historic Downtown Library
The approved funding will support the addition of a new children's wing and the expansion of the facility's digital archives.
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City to Invest $2 Million in Downtown Stormwater Project to Combat Flooding
City officials announced a $2 million investment in downtown stormwater infrastructure on Monday to address chronic flooding ahead of the upcoming rainy season.
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City Council to Vote on $12M Boost for Emergency Services
The City Council will decide tonight whether to approve a $12 million funding increase to address rising emergency response times in the downtown district.
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City Council Approves Mixed-Use Development at Main and 4th
In a 5-2 vote Tuesday night, the City Council green-lit the construction of a mixed-use housing complex on the vacant lot at the intersection of Main and 4th Streets.
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City Council to Vote on $5M Waterfront Park Renovation Tonight
The City Council will decide on a proposed $5 million overhaul of the downtown waterfront park amid resident concerns over potential traffic and parking shortages.
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City Council to Vote on $12M Transit Hub Expansion
Lawmakers will consider a $12 million plan to expand the downtown transit hub in an effort to ease traffic in the city's central business district.
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City Council to Vote on $12M Library and Community Center Overhaul
Local officials will decide tonight whether to approve a $12 million project to modernize the city's aging municipal library and community center.
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New Community Health Clinic Coming to East End Next Month
The facility will provide affordable healthcare services to uninsured residents starting next month.
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City Crews Work to Restore Power, Clear Debris in Northside After Severe Storms
City workers are racing to clear blocked roads and repair downed utility poles in the Northside neighborhood following severe thunderstorms last night.
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City Council to Vote on $12M Downtown Plaza Revitalization
The proposed project aims to expand pedestrian-only zones and increase green space in the heart of the city.
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City Council Approves $12 Million Expansion for Municipal Libraries
A unanimous Tuesday night vote will bring three new digital hubs to underserved neighborhoods as part of a $12 million investment in the city's library system.
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Water Main Break Shuts Down Main Street Businesses, Leaves Residents Without Water
Hundreds of downtown residents are without water and three blocks of businesses remain closed following a water main break on Main Street early this morning.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial West End Zoning Change
City officials will decide tonight whether a zoning amendment allowing high-density luxury apartments in the historic West End district will pass.
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City Council to Vote on Proposed 12% Water Rate Hike Tonight
The proposed increase aims to fund critical repairs to the city's aging pipeline infrastructure.
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City Council to Vote Tuesday on Controversial High-Density Zoning Amendment
The proposed amendment would allow for high-density residential developments in neighborhoods traditionally reserved for single-family homes.
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Downtown Bridge Expansion Delayed by Three Months
City officials announced that unforeseen structural issues discovered during an initial survey have pushed back the timeline for the downtown bridge project.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial Downtown High-Rise Proposal
Local officials will decide Tuesday whether to approve a rezoning request that would allow a high-rise apartment complex to be built in the historic downtown district.
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City Council to Vote Tonight on Controversial Downtown Zoning Change
City Council members will decide tonight whether to approve a zoning change that would permit a high-density residential complex in the historic downtown district.
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Downtown Riverfront Park to get $2.4 million makeover
The newly approved funds will support the addition of an amphitheater and walking trails, with completion slated for next summer.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial Downtown Pedestrian Plan Tonight
City officials will decide tonight whether to convert three downtown parking lanes into pedestrian walkways to help increase foot traffic for local businesses.
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City Council to Vote on High-Density Housing in Historic West End
City Council will vote tonight on a zoning change that would permit the construction of a high-density apartment complex within the historic West End district.
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City Council Approves $12M Mill Street Warehouse Redevelopment
A vacant warehouse on Mill Street will be transformed into a mixed-use complex featuring affordable housing and retail space following a $12 million plan approved Tuesday night.
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City Council to vote on property tax increase for transit center renovations
City Council members are scheduled to vote tonight on a proposed 2% property tax hike to fund improvements to the downtown transit center.
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Main Street Water Main Break Causes Traffic Delays, Business Outages
A ruptured 12-inch water main on Main Street has triggered temporary water outages for local businesses and significant traffic delays while city crews work on repairs.
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City Council Approves Duplexes in Single-Family Neighborhoods
In a narrow 4-3 vote Tuesday night, the City Council passed a zoning ordinance allowing duplexes to be built in areas previously reserved for single-family homes.
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City School Board Approves Cell Phone Ban for Middle School Classrooms
In a 5-2 vote Wednesday, the city school board approved a strict ban on cell phones in all middle school classrooms effective next semester.
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Mayor Launches Grant Program to Help Historic District Small Businesses
A new city initiative will provide financial relief to small business owners struggling with rising commercial rents in the historic district.
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City Council to Vote Thursday on Controversial Waterfront Rezoning
City Council will decide Thursday whether to rezone the waterfront district for luxury high-rises amid resident concerns over traffic and public beach access.
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City Announces Three-Month Timeline for Downtown Water Main Replacements
Residents in the historic downtown district should expect intermittent water service disruptions over the next three months as the city works to replace aging infrastructure.