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City Council Approves $14 Million Waterfront Redevelopment Plan
The historic downtown waterfront will see new green spaces and improved pedestrian access following a 5-2 City Council vote on Tuesday.
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City Council to Vote on $15M Waterfront Renovation Tonight
Local business owners are expressing concerns over potential traffic delays as the City Council considers a $15 million plan to revamp the downtown waterfront.
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City Council to Vote on $12M for Downtown Road Repairs
A proposed $12 million budget increase for emergency roadwork in the downtown district will be put to a vote tonight.
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Main Street to Close for Three-Month Sewage Overhaul
Starting Monday, Main Street will be closed for sewage system repairs, diverting traffic through the residential west end for the next three months.
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Main Street Bridge closure extended by three weeks
City officials announced that unforeseen structural damage discovered during renovations will delay the reopening of the Main Street bridge by three weeks.
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Main Street Bridge to Close Tomorrow for Emergency Repairs
City officials are implementing an emergency closure of the Main Street Bridge starting tomorrow morning after a routine inspection revealed critical structural cracks.
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City Unveils Plans for Affordable Housing and Retail at Old Textile Mill Site
City officials announced plans Wednesday for a mixed-use project at the former textile mill site that will bring hundreds of affordable housing units and new retail space to the area.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial Waterfront High-Rise Proposal
The City Council will decide tonight whether to rezone the historic waterfront district to make way for a proposed high-rise mixed-use development.
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City Council Approves $12M Waterfront Park Overhaul
The $12 million renovation will introduce new pedestrian walkways and flood mitigation systems to the historic downtown waterfront park following a 5-2 City Council vote Tuesday night.
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City Council Approves Controversial Waterfront Rezoning
A plan to bring a mixed-use residential and retail complex to the historic waterfront district was passed during Tuesday night's City Council meeting.
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School Board Approves District-Wide Cell Phone Ban Starting Next Semester
The school board voted Tuesday to prohibit cell phone use during instructional hours beginning next semester in an effort to minimize classroom distractions.
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City Council to vote on expanding outdoor dining into residential side streets
The City Council will decide Tuesday night whether to allow downtown businesses to expand their outdoor seating permits into nearby residential areas.
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City Council Approves $15 Million Waterfront Revitalization
The project will bring new pedestrian walkways and public green spaces to the downtown waterfront following a City Council vote Tuesday night.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial $12M Waterfront Redevelopment Plan
City Council will vote Tuesday on a $12 million proposal to revitalize the historic waterfront district, a plan that has sparked local debate over gentrification and parking.
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City Council to Vote on $12M Waterfront Redevelopment Plan
Local officials will decide tonight on a proposed $12 million investment to bring new public parks and mixed-use commercial spaces to the historic waterfront district.
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City Council Approves $15M Downtown Transit Hub Expansion
City officials voted Tuesday night to invest $15 million in expanding the downtown transit hub to reduce traffic congestion in the central business district.
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City Council approves 200 affordable housing units for downtown
In a 5-2 vote Tuesday night, the City Council approved a mixed-use development project that will add 200 affordable housing units to the downtown district.
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School Board to Hold Public Hearing on Proposed Four-Day Week
A public hearing will be held Thursday night as the school board considers transitioning to a four-day instructional week for the upcoming academic year.
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Boil Water Advisory Issued for Eastside Neighborhood
Local health officials have advised Eastside residents to boil their water following a water main break that caused pressure drops across several city blocks early this morning.
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City Council to Vote on Zoning Change Allowing Accessory Dwelling Units
City council members will vote Tuesday on a proposed zoning amendment that would permit accessory dwelling units in single-family neighborhoods to address the local housing shortage.
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City Council approves affordable housing conversion for vacant Miller mill
The City Council voted Tuesday to allow the vacant Miller textile mill to be repurposed into 40 units of affordable housing.
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School Board Faces Backlash Over Proposed Cuts to Arts and Music Programs
Local parents are voicing strong opposition to a proposed 15% reduction in funding for arts and music programs for the upcoming academic year.
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City Council Approves Accessory Dwelling Units in Residential Neighborhoods
A new zoning ordinance passed Tuesday allows for the development of accessory dwelling units in single-family neighborhoods to help combat the local housing shortage.
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City Council to Vote on $12M Transit Hub Expansion
A proposed $12 million expansion of the downtown transit hub aimed at reducing suburban commute times will be put to a vote by the City Council tonight.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial High-Density Housing Zoning
Local officials will decide tonight whether to allow high-density affordable housing developments in neighborhoods previously zoned for single-family residences.
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City Council Approves $12 Million Downtown Transit Hub Expansion
The council voted 5-2 Tuesday night to authorize the project, which is expected to reduce commute times for residents on the city's west side.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial Downtown Zoning Change Tonight
The City Council will decide tonight whether a zoning amendment allowing high-density apartment complexes in the historic downtown district will be approved.
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Main Street to Close Monday for Emergency Water Main Repairs
The roadway will be shut down for three weeks starting Monday as city crews work to repair a century-old water main.
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City Council Approves Accessory Dwelling Units in Residential Zones
The City Council voted 5-2 Tuesday night to permit accessory dwelling units in single-family neighborhoods in an effort to combat the local housing shortage.
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City Council to Vote on $12M Historic Waterfront Revitalization Plan
The proposed project aims to enhance the waterfront district with new green spaces and critical upgrades to flood defenses.
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City Council to Vote on $12M Downtown Transit Center Renovation
The proposed $12 million project aims to reduce commuter congestion and enhance accessibility at the downtown hub.
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Water Main Break Shuts Down Three Blocks of North Main Street
Commuters are facing detours and local businesses are without water after a major water main break closed three city blocks this morning.
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City Council Approves $15 Million Emergency Fund for River Valley Bridges
The funding package, approved Tuesday night, will accelerate critical repairs to deteriorating bridges throughout the river valley.
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Oak Avenue Emergency Repairs to Divert Traffic Downtown for Two Weeks
City officials announced emergency roadwork on Oak Avenue that will reroute traffic through the downtown district for the next fortnight.
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Developer Proposes Mixed-Use Transformation of River Road Textile Mill
The proposed project would convert the abandoned textile mill into a development featuring 80 residential units and a public waterfront park.
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Massive Water Main Break Shuts Down Three Downtown Blocks
Hundreds of residents are without water and morning commuters face significant delays after a major water main break closed sections of the downtown business district.
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City Council to Vote on $4.5 Million Downtown Library Renovation
City Council will decide Tuesday whether to approve a $4.5 million renovation of the historic downtown library amid ongoing debates over urban development and funding.
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City Council Approves Accessory Dwelling Units to Combat Housing Shortage
A new zoning ordinance approved by the City Council Tuesday night now allows residents in single-family neighborhoods to build accessory dwelling units to help alleviate the local housing crisis.
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City Council approves $12 million redevelopment plan for historic East End
The newly approved project will bring mixed-use housing and expanded pedestrian walkways to the historic district.
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City Council Approves $4.5 Million Renovation for Historic Municipal Library
The project will add a new digital media center and an expanded children's wing to the landmark facility following a Tuesday night vote.