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City Council to Vote on $12 Million Downtown Redevelopment Plan
The proposed project would replace vacant storefronts in the historic downtown district with mixed-use housing and a new public plaza.
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City Council Approves $12 Million Downtown Transit Hub Expansion
The project, approved in a 5-2 vote Tuesday night, aims to reduce resident commute times by 2026.
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City Council to Vote on Expanding Downtown Pedestrian Plaza
A proposal to replace several dozen parking spaces with permanent outdoor dining areas will be decided by the City Council in tonight's vote.
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City Council Approves ADUs in Single-Family Zones to Combat Housing Costs
A new zoning ordinance approved Tuesday allows for the construction of accessory dwelling units in single-family neighborhoods to help increase affordable housing options.
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Water Main Break Shuts Down Three Blocks of Downtown Main Street
Hundreds of residents are without water and morning commuters are facing detours following a major water main break in the downtown business district.
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Emergency Water Main Repairs May Cause Disruptions in Historic District
Residents in the historic district may experience water service disruptions this week as crews perform emergency repairs on a century-old main line.
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Historic Textile Mill to be Transformed into Affordable Housing and Arts Hub
The conversion of a former textile mill in the industrial district will bring 50 affordable housing units and a community arts center to the area.
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City Council to Vote on High-Density Housing in Historic Downtown
City Council will decide tonight whether to approve a zoning change that would permit high-density residential housing in the city's historic downtown district.
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City Council Approves Accessory Dwelling Units in Single-Family Zones
The City Council voted Tuesday night to permit the construction of accessory dwelling units in single-family neighborhoods to help address rising housing costs.
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City Faces Backlash Over Plan to Close Three Neighborhood Libraries
City leaders are proposing the closure of three local libraries to address a $2 million budget deficit, sparking public outcry.
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Boil-Water Advisory Issued for Eastside Following Water Main Break
City officials are urging Eastside residents to boil their water after a major main break occurred on 4th Avenue.
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City Council Approves $12M Downtown Transit Center Expansion
In a 5-2 vote, city officials authorized a $12 million expansion of the downtown transit center to make room for new electric bus fleets.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial $15M Main Street Pedestrian Plan
City officials will vote Tuesday night on a proposal to convert downtown's Main Street into a pedestrian-only plaza at a cost of $15 million.
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City Council approves new zoning for accessory dwelling units
The City Council voted 5-2 on Tuesday to allow accessory dwelling units in residential neighborhoods as a measure to combat the local housing shortage.
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City Council to Vote on $12M Downtown Transit Hub Expansion
City officials will decide tonight whether to approve a $12 million project aimed at alleviating commuter congestion in the downtown area.
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City Council approves $12 million expansion for municipal libraries
Two new branches will be added to the city's underserved northern suburbs following the City Council's Tuesday night approval of a $12 million expansion plan.
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City Council to Vote Tonight on $12M Library and Community Center Renovation
The proposed project has sparked debate over municipal funding priorities and the possibility of tax increases for local residents.
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City Council approves new mixed-use waterfront development
A 5-2 City Council vote Tuesday night approved a new mixed-use project on the waterfront, despite resident concerns regarding increased traffic and parking shortages.
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City Council approves $15 million historic waterfront redevelopment plan
The approved project will bring new mixed-use housing and public park space to the city's historic waterfront district.
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City to Host Town Hall Tonight Over West End Zoning Changes
City officials will meet with residents tonight to address concerns over proposed zoning changes that could allow high-density housing in the historic West End district.
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City Council to Vote on $12M Waterfront Revitalization Plan
A proposed $12 million plan to add green spaces and pedestrian paths to the downtown waterfront will go before the City Council for a vote this Tuesday.
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City Council Approves Accessory Dwelling Units in Single-Family Neighborhoods
The City Council voted 5-2 on Tuesday to permit the construction of accessory dwelling units to help alleviate the local housing shortage.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial Waterfront Rezoning Tonight
Local officials will decide tonight whether to rezone the historic waterfront district to allow for high-density residential development.
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Oak Street Water Main Break Floods Businesses, Leaves Hundreds Without Water
Emergency crews are working to repair a massive water main break on Oak Street that has flooded local businesses and left hundreds of residents without running water.
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City Council to Vote on $5M Downtown Transit Hub Expansion
City leaders will decide tonight whether to approve a $5 million project aimed at reducing morning commuter congestion at the downtown transit hub.
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City Council approves east side development featuring 150 affordable housing units
The City Council voted 5-2 Tuesday night to authorize a new mixed-use project on the east side that will provide 150 affordable housing units.
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Council to Vote on Budget for New Northern Fire Stations
City officials will vote tonight on a budget increase aimed at establishing two new fire stations to serve the city's expanding northern corridor.
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City Council Approves Controversial High-Density Housing in Historic East End
The City Council approved a zoning change Tuesday night, paving the way for a high-density residential complex in the historic East End district.
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City Council to Vote on $15 Million Waterfront Redevelopment Plan
City Council members will decide tonight whether to approve a $15 million initiative to revitalize the city's neglected waterfront district.
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School Board Bans Smartphones During Instructional Hours
Starting this fall, students across the district will be prohibited from using smartphones during class time following a vote by the school board on Wednesday.
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Historic Downtown Bridge Reconstruction Delayed Three Months
Unforeseen structural damage discovered during excavation will extend the completion date of the historic downtown bridge by three months.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial North End Apartment Project
City leaders will decide tonight whether to approve a zoning amendment that would permit a high-density apartment complex in the historic North End district.
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City Council to Vote on $2.4M Downtown Pedestrian and Bike Lane Expansion
The City Council will decide Tuesday night whether to approve a $2.4 million proposal to enhance pedestrian walkways and add protected bike lanes along the downtown corridor.
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City Council approves $12 million revitalization for historic downtown
A 5-2 vote on Tuesday night secures $12 million for new paving and expanded pedestrian walkways in the city's historic downtown district.
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City Council to Vote on $12M Downtown Water Overhaul
Local officials will decide tonight on a $12 million proposal to modernize aging water infrastructure within the city's historic downtown district.
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City Council Approves $12 Million Renovation for Historic Downtown Library
The approved funding will support the addition of a new digital media wing and expanded community spaces at the landmark facility.
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City Council to Vote on Property Tax Hike for Library Renovations
City leaders will decide tonight whether to increase property taxes to fund long-overdue improvements to the municipal library.
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Drainage Issues Delay Downtown Revitalization Project by Six Months
City officials announced Monday that unexpected drainage issues have pushed back the completion of the downtown revitalization project by six months.
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City Council to Vote on Backyard Cottages in Bid to Tackle Housing Shortage
Local officials will vote tonight on a proposal to allow backyard cottages in single-family neighborhoods as a strategy to alleviate the area's housing shortage.
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City Council Approves $12 Million Project to Combat Downtown Flooding
In a 5-2 vote Tuesday, city leaders authorized a $12 million infrastructure upgrade to the downtown drainage system to prevent seasonal flooding.