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Emergency Water Main Repairs to Cause Weekend Traffic Delays Downtown
City officials are warning motorists to expect significant delays in the downtown corridor this weekend as crews perform emergency repairs on a critical water main break on Main Street.
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City Council to Vote on $12 Million for Downtown Infrastructure Repairs
The City Council will vote tonight on a proposed $12 million budget increase to address aging sewage lines and crumbling sidewalks in the downtown area.
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City to Expand Downtown Bike Lanes with $4.5 Million Grant
City officials announced a $4.5 million grant this morning to expand the municipal bike lane network across the downtown corridor.
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City Council Approves Redevelopment of Historic Miller’s Mill Site
In a 5-2 vote on Tuesday, city officials greenlit a plan to transform the historic site into a mixed-use complex featuring a public park and 50 affordable housing units.
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City Council to Vote on $12M Waterfront Park Overhaul
The City Council will decide tonight whether to approve a $12 million project to add an open-air amphitheater and expanded pedestrian walkways to the downtown waterfront park.
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City Unveils $12 Million Waterfront Revitalization Plan
City officials announced a $12 million investment today to upgrade the waterfront district with three new public parks and expanded pedestrian walkways.
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City Council to Vote on $15M Waterfront Redevelopment Plan
Local officials will decide tonight whether to approve a $15 million proposal to revitalize the historic downtown waterfront district.
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City Council Approves New Mixed-Use Development for East Side
In a 5-2 vote, city officials greenlit a new mixed-use housing project on the east side, triggering immediate concerns over local zoning laws and potential traffic increases.
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City Council approves $4.2 million to expand municipal bike paths
A newly approved $4.2 million grant will fund the expansion of the city's bike path system to link downtown with western suburbs by next spring.
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Main Street Bridge Work to Resume Next Month
Construction on the stalled Main Street bridge is set to restart next month following the approval of an emergency funding package.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial Downtown Mill Conversion
City officials will decide tonight whether to approve a proposal transforming the historic downtown mill into a mixed-use luxury apartment complex.
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City Council to Vote on $12M Downtown Transit Hub Expansion
City leaders will vote Tuesday on a proposed $12 million project to expand the downtown transit hub and reduce morning commute congestion.
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City Council Approves $12M Waterfront Redevelopment Plan
City Council members voted Tuesday night to approve a $12 million project converting a vacant waterfront warehouse into a hub for retail and affordable housing.
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City School Board Approves Shift to Four-Day School Week
The board voted 4-3 on Tuesday to implement the change next autumn to help recruit new teachers and reduce operational costs.
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City Council to Vote on Expanding Outdoor Dining to Downtown Side Streets
City Council will decide Tuesday night whether to allow restaurants to expand outdoor seating onto residential side streets in the downtown district.
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$12M Waterfront Redevelopment Plan Faces City Council Vote Tuesday
The City Council will decide Tuesday night whether to approve a proposed $12 million redevelopment project for the city's historic waterfront district.
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Water Main Break Shuts Down Downtown Businesses, Leaves Residents Without Water
A major water main break on Main Street has forced three businesses to close and left hundreds of local residents without running water this morning.
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School Board to Discuss Proposed Elementary Redistricting Plan
The board will meet tonight to consider a plan that could shift hundreds of students to different elementary schools starting next fall.
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Boil Water Advisory Issued for East End Following Main Break
City officials are urging East End residents to boil their water after a main break caused a drop in pressure and potential contamination late last night.
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City Council to Vote on Multi-Family Housing in Single-Family Zones
The City Council will decide tonight whether to pass a zoning ordinance allowing multi-family housing units in historically single-family residential neighborhoods.
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Emergency Pipeline Repairs May Cause Downtown Water Outages This Weekend
City officials are warning downtown residents of potential water service interruptions as crews perform emergency repairs on a century-old pipeline.
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City Council Approves $15 Million Downtown Waterfront Redevelopment
The approved plan paves the way for a new mixed-use complex of apartments and retail spaces along the downtown waterfront.
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City Planning Commission to Vote on Historic Miller Warehouse Conversion
A Tuesday vote by the City Planning Commission will determine whether the historic Miller Warehouse can be transformed into a luxury apartment complex.
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City Council approves higher-density affordable housing for West End
In a 5-2 vote Tuesday night, the City Council approved a new zoning ordinance allowing higher-density affordable housing in the West End's traditionally single-family residential districts.
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City Council Approves $12M Downtown Transit Hub Expansion
Despite concerns over parking from local business owners, the City Council voted 5-2 on Tuesday to move forward with a $12 million expansion of the downtown transit hub.
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City Council to Vote on $12M Waterfront Redevelopment Plan
City officials will decide tonight whether to approve a $12 million proposal to transform a vacant industrial waterfront site into a mixed-use park and retail hub.
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City Council Approves Multimillion-Dollar Transit Hub Expansion
In a 5-2 vote Tuesday, city leaders greenlit a costly expansion of the downtown transit hub to accommodate rising commuter traffic.
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City Council to Vote Tonight on Controversial Waterfront Redevelopment Plan
City leaders will decide tonight whether to transform the vacant industrial waterfront into a combined public park and affordable housing complex.
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City Council Approves $5.2M to Accelerate Main Street Repaving
The City Council voted Tuesday to allocate an additional $5.2 million to speed up repaving projects on Main Street and several nearby residential corridors.
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City Council Approves $12 Million Renovation for Downtown Waterfront Park
In a 5-2 vote Tuesday night, city leaders greenlit a $12 million plan to revitalize the historic downtown waterfront park.
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Main Street Bridge Renovations to Begin Monday
The long-delayed renovation of the Main Street Bridge begins Monday, leading to several traffic diversions throughout the downtown core.
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City Council to Vote on Downtown Textile Mill Conversion
City Council members will vote tonight on a controversial proposal to transform the vacant downtown textile mill into a mixed-use housing development.
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City Council approves affordable housing in downtown historic district
In a 5-2 vote Tuesday night, officials approved a new zoning ordinance allowing for the construction of mixed-use affordable housing units in the city's downtown historic district.
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City Council to Vote on $15 Million Waterfront Redevelopment Plan
Local officials will decide tonight whether to approve a $15 million proposal to revitalize the city's historic waterfront district.
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City Council Approves $12 Million Expansion of Municipal Transit System
Three new bus routes will launch next month following a 5-2 City Council vote to invest $12 million in underserved neighborhoods.
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City Unveils $12 Million Plan to Revitalize Downtown Waterfront
The proposed project will introduce new pedestrian walkways and green spaces to enhance the downtown waterfront district.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial Downtown Pedestrian Plaza
City officials will decide tonight whether to convert three downtown blocks into a pedestrian-only plaza, a proposal that has divided local business owners and urban planners.
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City Council Approves $4.2 Million for Historic District Water Main Repairs
Work to replace aging water infrastructure in the historic district is scheduled to begin next month following a $4.2 million budget increase approved by the City Council on Tuesday.
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City Council Approves $4.2 Million to Fast-Track Library Renovation
The historic downtown library is now slated for completion next spring after City Council approved a $4.2 million funding boost on Tuesday.
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City Council Approves $12M to Expand Transit in Eastern Districts
The City Council approved a $12 million grant to expand public transportation into underserved eastern districts, with the goal of shortening daily commutes for thousands of residents.