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City Council to Vote on $12M Library Renovation Bond Tonight
Local officials will decide whether to approve a $12 million bond aimed at upgrading the aging downtown public library and expanding its digital archives.
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Emergency Repairs Cause Delays on Westside Bridge
City officials are warning commuters of significant traffic delays today as crews work to repair a structural fissure discovered during a routine inspection of the Westside Bridge.
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School Board to Consider 9 a.m. Start Time for High School Students
The school board meets tonight to weigh a proposal shifting high school start times to 9 a.m. to boost student wellness and academic achievement.
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Riverside Bridge Section to Close Friday for Emergency Repairs
Thousands of daily commuters will be diverted to alternative routes starting Friday as city officials shut down a critical section of the riverside bridge for urgent repairs.
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City Council Approves $2.5 Million for Historic Library Renovations
In a 4-1 vote, local officials allocated funds to modernize the central library's children's wing and install new accessibility ramps.
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City Council Approves $15M Waterfront Redevelopment Plan
The city will transform a vacant industrial waterfront district into a hub of affordable housing and public parks following a $15 million plan approved by the City Council on Tuesday.
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City Council Approves New Zoning to Allow Accessory Dwelling Units
The City Council approved a new zoning ordinance Tuesday night allowing the construction of accessory dwelling units in single-family neighborhoods to help combat the local affordable housing shortage.
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City Council Approves $12M Downtown Waterfront Park Renovation
In a 5-2 vote Tuesday, the City Council authorized a $12 million project to upgrade the downtown waterfront park with a new pedestrian bridge and improved lighting.
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City Council to Vote on $12M Emergency Road Repair Budget Tonight
City officials will decide this evening whether to approve a $12 million funding boost to repair roads damaged by recent severe winter storms.
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City Council to Vote on $15M Downtown Bike and Pedestrian Expansion
City Council will decide tonight whether to approve a $15 million project aimed at easing downtown traffic by adding more bike lanes and pedestrian paths.
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Downtown Water Main Break Closes City Blocks, Cuts Service to Hundreds of Businesses
Four city blocks remain closed and over 200 businesses are without water following a massive water main break in the downtown business district this morning.
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City Council Approves $12 Million Renovation for Historic Downtown Library
Local officials have green-lit a $12 million project to restore and modernize the city's landmark downtown library.
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City Council Approves $12M for Downtown Affordable Housing
The City Council voted today to allocate $12 million toward the construction of 50 affordable housing units in the downtown district.
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City Council to Vote on $12M Library and Community Center Overhaul
Local officials will decide Tuesday night whether to approve a $12 million project to modernize the city's aging library and community center.
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City Council Approves Accessory Dwelling Units in Single-Family Neighborhoods
In a 5-2 vote Tuesday night, city leaders passed a new zoning ordinance allowing the construction of accessory dwelling units in residential areas previously reserved for single-family homes.
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City Council Approves $2.4 Million Expansion of Downtown Pedestrian Mall
In a 5-2 vote, the City Council approved a $2.4 million project to expand the downtown pedestrian mall, despite pushback from local business owners over lost street parking.
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City Council Approves $1.5 Million for Downtown Revitalization
A new grant will fund sidewalk repairs and street lighting upgrades in the historic district to help boost foot traffic for local businesses.
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City Mandates Water Restrictions Starting Friday as Reservoirs Hit 10-Year Low
All residential properties must adhere to new water restrictions beginning Friday in response to the lowest reservoir levels seen in a decade.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial Downtown Rezoning Plan
Local officials will decide tonight whether to rezone the city's historic downtown district to allow for high-density residential development.
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City Council Approves $12 Million to Speed Up Main Street Bridge Repairs
A funding boost approved Tuesday aims to expedite work on the Main Street Bridge, which has been restricted to a single lane since January.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial East End Zoning Change Tonight
Local officials will decide tonight whether to allow high-density residential development within the historic East End district.
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City Council Approves Multi-Family Housing for East Side
In a 5-2 vote Tuesday night, the City Council approved a new zoning ordinance allowing multi-family housing developments in traditionally single-family neighborhoods on the East Side.
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City Council to Vote on $12M Downtown Transit Hub Expansion
City Council will decide tonight on a proposed $12 million project to expand the downtown transit hub and ease local traffic congestion.
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City Council to Vote on Short-Term Rental Restrictions Tuesday
The proposed ordinance seeks to limit short-term rentals in residential neighborhoods in an effort to combat rising housing costs.
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City Council to Vote on Short-Term Rental Limits to Curb Housing Costs
City Council will vote Tuesday on a proposed ordinance to limit short-term rental permits in residential neighborhoods in an effort to lower local housing costs.
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Commission to Vote on Luxury Apartment Proposal for Historic Warehouse District
The City Planning Commission will meet tonight to decide the fate of a controversial proposal to convert the downtown warehouse district into high-end mixed-use housing.
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Elm Street Residents Warned of Water Interruptions Wednesday
City crews will replace a century-old water main on Elm Street this Wednesday, leading to significant service outages for local residents.
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City Council approves controversial zoning change for historic West End development
Tuesday night's vote by the City Council paves the way for a high-density mixed-use project in the city's historic West End district.
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Water Main Break Shuts Down Three Blocks of Main Street
Hundreds of residents are without water service this morning following a major pipe burst that has closed several city blocks.
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City Council to Vote Tuesday on Controversial Waterfront Rezoning
The City Council will decide Tuesday whether to rezone the historic waterfront district to allow for the construction of luxury high-rise apartments.
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City Council to Vote on $12M Waterfront Park Renovation
Local leaders will decide Tuesday whether to approve a $12 million overhaul of the downtown waterfront park amid ongoing debates over budget priorities and green space preservation.
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$12M Waterfront Redevelopment Up for Council Vote
City Council members will decide tonight whether to approve a $12 million plan to revitalize the historic waterfront district.
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School Board Weighs Teacher Raises Against Arts Program Cuts
A proposed budget heading to a vote tonight would increase compensation for teachers while eliminating several after-school arts programs.
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City Council to Vote on Ban of Gas-Powered Leaf Blowers
City Council will decide Tuesday night on a proposed ordinance that would prohibit gas-powered leaf blowers in residential neighborhoods starting next January.
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City Council Approves $15 Million Waterfront Redevelopment Plan
The City Council voted 5-2 on Tuesday to authorize a $15 million project bringing mixed-use housing and a public promenade to the historic waterfront district.
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City Council to Vote on $12 Million Library Renovation Bond Tonight
A proposed $12 million bond aimed at updating the municipal library and expanding its digital archives faces a City Council vote this evening.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial Downtown Pedestrian Plan Tuesday
City officials will decide Tuesday whether to permanently convert three downtown parking lanes into pedestrian walkways.
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City Council Approves $12M Historic Waterfront Redevelopment
The City Council voted 5-2 Tuesday night to greenlight a $12 million redevelopment of the historic waterfront district despite opposition from local business owners.
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City Council to Vote on $12M Warehouse District Redevelopment Plan
Local officials will vote tonight on a $12 million proposal to transform the city's vacant industrial warehouse district into a mixed-use residential and arts hub.
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Downtown Park Conversion Sparks Public Outrage
Local officials are facing significant pushback after announcing a plan to replace a beloved downtown community park with a multi-story parking garage.