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City Council to Vote on Controversial Downtown Community Center Zoning
The City Council will vote tonight on a contested zoning amendment that could pave the way for a new multi-use community center in the historic downtown district.
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City Council to vote on controversial West End zoning changes tonight
A contentious zoning amendment that would permit high-density residential development in the West End's historically single-family neighborhoods faces a City Council vote tonight.
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City Council to Vote on $12M Downtown Improvement Bond
A proposed $12 million bond to expand the downtown pedestrian plaza and install energy-efficient street lighting will be put to a vote by the City Council tonight.
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City Unveils $12M Plan to Revitalize Downtown Waterfront
Officials announced a $12 million redevelopment project Tuesday to transform the historic waterfront into a public park and mixed-use commercial hub.
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City Council Approves New Downtown Mixed-Use Development
In a 5-2 vote Tuesday, the City Council greenlit a new mixed-use housing project downtown despite parking concerns raised by local business owners.
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City Council to vote on $12 million bond for Westside Bridge repairs
The city council will decide tonight whether to approve a $12 million bond to fund critical structural repairs for the aging Westside Bridge.
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City Unveils Plans for $12 Million Waterfront Park
Officials announced a new project Tuesday aimed at revitalizing the downtown district by increasing public green space along the waterfront.
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City Council Caps Downtown Short-Term Rentals to Combat Rising Rents
The City Council voted 5-2 Tuesday night to limit the number of short-term rental licenses in the downtown district in an effort to lower residential rent prices.
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Council to Vote on Affordable Housing in Historic Heights
City Council members will decide Tuesday on a zoning change that would permit the construction of multi-family affordable housing units within the historic Heights district.
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Boil Water Advisory Issued for Downtown Following Major Main Break
City officials are urging downtown residents to boil their water after a significant main break left thousands of homes without service.
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City Council Approves $2.4 Million for Library Children's Wing Expansion
The municipal library's children's wing will grow following a Tuesday night vote by the city council to allocate $2.4 million in grant funding.
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City Secures $4.2 Million State Grant for Downtown Transit Center Expansion
The funding will support the long-awaited growth of the transit hub to better accommodate rising commuter traffic.
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City Council to Vote on Multi-Family Housing Zoning Amendment
City leaders will decide Tuesday whether to permit the construction of multi-family housing units in districts currently reserved for single-family homes.
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Main Street to Close for Emergency Water Main Repairs
Main Street will shut down tomorrow morning for emergency repairs following a water main break that flooded three downtown businesses.
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City Council to Vote Tuesday on Controversial Downtown Pedestrian Plaza
A Tuesday vote will determine if four downtown parking lanes are permanently converted into a pedestrian plaza.
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City Council Approves $12M Downtown Bike Lane Expansion
In a 5-2 vote Tuesday night, the City Council greenlit a $12 million project to expand the downtown bike lane network, prompting debate over local business parking and urban accessibility.
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Water Main Break Shuts Down Downtown Blocks, Leaves Businesses Without Service
A major break on Main Street has closed three city blocks and cut off water to hundreds of downtown businesses through the afternoon commute.
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School Board to Vote on Elementary Redistricting Plan Tonight
A proposed shift in boundaries for three local elementary schools could relocate hundreds of students for the upcoming academic year.
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City Council to Vote on $12M Waterfront Park Renovation
Local officials will decide tonight whether to approve a $12 million proposal to revitalize the downtown waterfront park.
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City Council Approves $12M Waterfront Redevelopment Plan
A $12 million investment approved Tuesday will revitalize the historic waterfront district with new mixed-use housing and public parks.
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Water Main Break Shuts Down East Side Schools, Leaves Neighborhoods Dry
A major water main break on the city's east side has left three neighborhoods without running water and forced the closure of two elementary schools this morning.
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City Considers Expanding Downtown Pedestrian Plaza
A proposed expansion of the downtown pedestrian plaza would replace 40 parking spaces with more green space and outdoor dining options.
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City Council to vote on tax incentives for EV battery plant
Local officials will decide Tuesday evening whether to approve a tax incentive package aimed at bringing a major electric vehicle battery manufacturing facility to the west side industrial park.
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School Board to Vote on Smartphone Ban in Middle and High Schools
District officials will vote tonight on a proposal to prohibit smartphone use during instructional hours across all middle and high schools.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial Downtown High-Rise Proposal
Local officials will decide tonight whether to approve a rezoning request that would allow a high-rise apartment complex to be built in the city's historic downtown district.
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City Council to Vote on $12M Downtown Pedestrian Zone Expansion
The proposed project would create more green space downtown but eliminate nearly 150 street parking spaces.
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Boil Water Advisory Issued for North End After Water Main Break
A major water main rupture on Maple Avenue early Tuesday morning has prompted city officials to issue a mandatory boil water advisory for residents in the north end of town.
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City Council Approves Accessory Dwelling Units to Combat Housing Shortage
In a 5-2 vote Tuesday, the City Council approved a new zoning ordinance allowing homeowners to build accessory dwelling units to help address the city's housing shortage.
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City Council to Vote on Single-Use Plastic Ban Tonight
A proposed ordinance that would prohibit single-use plastics in all municipal buildings beginning next January will be put to a vote by the City Council tonight.
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Water Main Break on Elm Street Leaves Hundreds Without Service
City crews are working to repair a major water main break on Elm Street that has disrupted service for hundreds of residents and closed two key intersections.
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City Council approves zoning change allowing multi-family homes in single-family areas
A new zoning ordinance passed Tuesday night permits the construction of multi-family housing units within neighborhoods previously reserved for single-family homes.
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City Council Approves Accessory Dwelling Units in Single-Family Neighborhoods
In a 5-2 vote on Tuesday, the City Council passed a new zoning ordinance allowing homeowners to build accessory dwelling units in residential areas.
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City Council to Vote Tonight on Controversial Waterfront Rezoning
Local officials will decide tonight whether to rezone the historic waterfront district to allow for high-density residential development.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial Waterfront Rezoning
City Council members will decide tonight whether to allow high-density residential development in the historic waterfront district.
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City Council Approves $12 Million Downtown Transit Hub Expansion
In a 5-2 vote Tuesday night, city officials approved the project to help alleviate growing morning traffic congestion.
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School Board to Debate Four-Day School Week Proposal Tonight
Board members will meet tonight to consider transitioning to a four-day school week next autumn in an effort to address ongoing teacher shortages.
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City Council Approves $40 Million Waterfront Redevelopment
A proposed mixed-use complex will move forward after the City Council voted 5-2 Tuesday night to approve the redevelopment of the historic waterfront district.
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City Council Approves $4.2 Million for Library Upgrades and New Makerspace
A Tuesday night vote by the City Council will provide $4.2 million to modernize three neighborhood libraries and establish a community makerspace.
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City Council Approves New East Side Mixed-Use Development Amid Protests
City Council members voted 5-2 Tuesday to approve a mixed-use development on the east side, despite resident concerns over gentrification and increased traffic.
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City Council to Vote on $12 Million Eastern Suburb Transit Expansion
City council members will vote tonight on a $12 million proposal aimed at expanding public transit access to the city's underserved eastern suburbs.