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Downtown Parking Fee Hike Sparks Public Outrage
City officials are facing significant backlash after a scheduled increase in parking fees took effect across the downtown business district this morning.
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City Council Approves Multi-Family Housing in Single-Family Neighborhoods
In a 5-2 vote Tuesday night, the City Council passed a new zoning ordinance permitting the construction of multi-family housing units in areas previously reserved for single-family homes.
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City Council Approves $12 Million Expansion of Municipal Bus System
Three new bus routes will launch this fall in underserved neighborhoods following the City Council's approval of a $12 million expansion.
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City Council to Vote on High-Density Housing for Historic Downtown
City Council members will decide tonight on a proposed zoning change that could permit high-density residential developments in the historic downtown district.
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City Council Approves $12 Million Downtown Transit Hub Expansion
In a 5-2 vote Tuesday, the city council greenlit a $12 million expansion of the downtown transit hub despite opposition from local business owners concerned about parking losses.
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City Announces $12M Downtown Water Main Project
A new $12 million initiative aims to modernize aging water infrastructure in the downtown district to reduce frequent outages and improve water quality for local businesses.
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Council to Vote on Property Tax Hike for Fire Fleet Modernization
City council members will vote tonight on a proposed 4% property tax increase to fund the replacement of the municipal fire department's aging vehicles.
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City Council Approves $12 Million Municipal Library Renovation
The City Council voted 5-2 Tuesday night to authorize a $12 million project that will add a digital media wing and expand the children's section at the municipal library.
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City Council Faces Backlash Over Proposed West End Zoning Changes
A proposed zoning change allowing high-density luxury apartments in the historic West End district has sparked significant public outcry.
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City Officials to Vote on Controversial Oakwood Zoning Change
Local leaders will meet tonight to decide whether to permit high-density luxury apartments in the historic Oakwood district.
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City Council to Vote on Proposed High-Density Housing in Historic Downtown
A proposed zoning amendment that could allow for a high-density residential complex in the historic downtown district will be put to a vote tonight.
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City Council Approves $1.2 Million for Downtown Plaza Expansion
In a 4-1 vote Tuesday night, the City Council approved a contract to expand the downtown pedestrian plaza.
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School Board Approves District-Wide Smartphone Ban Starting This September
Students will be prohibited from using smartphones during instructional hours across the district beginning this September following a Tuesday night board vote.
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City Announces $12M Plan to Repair East Side Water Mains
City officials have unveiled a $12 million initiative to upgrade deteriorating water infrastructure on the east side of town over the next two years.
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City Council to Vote on High-Density Housing in Historic West End
Local officials will decide tonight on a rezoning proposal that would allow for the development of a high-density apartment complex in the city's historic West End district.
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City Council to Vote on High-Density Affordable Housing in Historic Downtown
The City Council will vote Tuesday night on a proposed zoning ordinance that could permit high-density affordable housing developments in the historic downtown district.
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City Council to Vote on $12 Million Downtown Library Renovation
City Council will decide Tuesday whether to approve a $12 million upgrade to the downtown public library that includes the addition of a community digital hub.
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City Council Approves $12M Waterfront Redevelopment Plan
A 5-2 vote on Tuesday clears the way for a $12 million project to transform the vacant industrial waterfront into a mixed-use residential complex and park.
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City Council Approves New Waterfront Mixed-Use Development
A 5-2 vote Tuesday night green-lit a waterfront project expected to create 200 new jobs and expand public park access.
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City Council Approves $15M to Fast-Track Main Street Bridge Repairs
Repairs to the deteriorating Main Street Bridge are set to begin next month after City Council approved a $15 million budget increase on Tuesday.
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City Announces $15 Million Investment for Main Street Repairs
Construction is set to begin early next month as part of a $15 million project to revitalize crumbling infrastructure along the Main Street corridor.
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Emergency Water Main Repairs Leave Downtown Blocks Without Service
Several downtown blocks will be without water until Friday while the public works department conducts emergency repairs on a Main Street water main.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial Downtown Rezoning Proposal
City Council members will decide Tuesday whether to allow a high-density residential complex to be built in the historic downtown district.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial Oakwood Zoning Change Tonight
The City Council is set to decide tonight whether to allow high-density residential development within the historic Oakwood district.
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City Council Approves $12M Downtown Transit Hub Expansion
The project aims to reduce downtown commuter congestion by 20% over the next three years following a 5-2 City Council vote Tuesday night.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial Waterfront Rezoning Tonight
The City Council will decide tonight whether to rezone the city's historic waterfront district to make way for luxury high-rise developments.
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City Council to Vote on Downtown Affordable Housing Zoning Change
A proposal to allow high-density affordable housing in the historic downtown district faces a City Council vote this evening.
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Water Main Break Leaves Three Downtown Blocks Without Service
Emergency crews are working to restore service to a section of the downtown business district following a water main rupture on Oak Street.
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Downtown Water Outages Possible This Weekend
City officials are warning residents of potential service disruptions as crews work to replace a century-old water main in the downtown district.
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City Council to Vote on $1.5 Million Main Street Safety Plan
City Council will decide tonight on a $1.5 million proposal to improve pedestrian safety and reduce traffic speeds along the Main Street corridor.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial Waterfront Rezoning Tonight
The proposal would rezone the historic waterfront district, potentially paving the way for new luxury high-rise developments.
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City Council to Vote on $4.2M Plan to Turn East Side Rail Yard into Park
City Council members will decide Tuesday whether to approve a $4.2 million proposal to convert an abandoned east side rail yard into a mixed-use public park.
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$12M Waterfront Redevelopment Plan Heads to City Council Vote
City Council will vote Tuesday on a proposal to transform the vacant waterfront warehouse district into a mixed-use complex featuring affordable housing and public parkland.
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City Council Approves $12 Million Waterfront Revitalization
Tuesday's 5-2 vote clears the way for a $12 million project to add new public parks and expanded pedestrian walkways to the historic downtown waterfront.
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Historic District to See Month-Long Road Closures for Repaving
Main thoroughfares in the historic district will close starting Monday as part of a month-long project to repave the area's roads.
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City Council Approves Affordable Housing, Grocery Store for Industrial District
In a 5-2 vote Tuesday, the City Council approved a mixed-use development that will bring 300 affordable housing units and a grocery store to the city's neglected industrial district.
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City Council Approves $12 Million Downtown Transit Hub Expansion
In a 5-2 vote Tuesday, the City Council greenlit a $12 million project to expand the downtown transit hub to reduce traffic congestion and add electric vehicle charging stations.
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Main Street Water Main Break Leaves Hundreds Without Service
City crews are working to repair a major water main break on Main Street that has left hundreds of residents without water since early Tuesday morning.
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Water Main Break Disrupts Downtown Traffic, Service
City officials are urging residents to avoid the downtown area this afternoon as emergency crews work to repair a ruptured water main that has cut service to three blocks.
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City Council Approves $12M Downtown Waterfront Revitalization
The $12 million project will introduce new green spaces and pedestrian walkways to the downtown waterfront following City Council approval Tuesday night.