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City Council to Vote on Controversial East End Warehouse Redevelopment
City Council members will decide tonight whether to transform the historic East End warehouse district into a mixed-use residential complex.
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City Council approves $4.2 million for East Side street repaving
The City Council voted Tuesday night to increase the budget by $4.2 million to accelerate the repaving of residential streets on the city's east side.
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City Council approves $12 million downtown transit center expansion
In a 5-2 vote Tuesday night, the City Council greenlit a $12 million project to expand the downtown transit center to accommodate new electric bus fleets.
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City Council to Vote on High-Density Zoning for Historic West End
The City Council will decide tonight whether to approve a zoning change that would allow for high-density residential development in the historic West End district.
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City Council Approves $5 Million for Urgent Main Street Bridge Repairs
Officials voted Tuesday to allocate funds for critical structural work on the Main Street bridge following a safety report.
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City Council Approves $15M Waterfront Renovation
The project aims to revitalize downtown businesses and attract more visitors through a $15 million overhaul of the historic waterfront.
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City Council to Vote Tuesday on Controversial Waterfront Rezoning
Local officials will decide whether to allow high-rise residential development in the historic waterfront district during Tuesday's meeting.
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City Council Approves New Zoning to Allow Multi-Family Housing
A new ordinance approved by the City Council on Tuesday night will permit multi-family residences in previously single-family areas to help address the local housing shortage.
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City Council Approves $12M Sewage Pipe Overhaul in East End
A newly approved $12 million project to replace aging sewage pipes in the East End is expected to cause significant traffic delays throughout the summer.
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City Council to vote on $12 million historic Main Street bridge renovation
City Council members will decide Tuesday night whether to approve a $12 million project to repair critical structural decay on the historic Main Street bridge.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial Waterfront Redevelopment Plan
Local officials will decide tonight whether to approve a proposal converting the city's historic waterfront district into a mixed-use luxury apartment complex.
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City Council Approves $12M Waterfront Park Renovation
In a 5-2 vote Tuesday, the City Council green-lit a $12 million overhaul of the downtown waterfront park despite resident concerns over the loss of public parking.
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Main Street Repaving Project to Begin Tomorrow
Downtown commuters should prepare for significant detours as city crews start a month-long repaving project on Main Street.
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Downtown Transit Hub to Close for Emergency Bridge Repairs
The hub will be shut down for three weeks starting Monday as city officials conduct critical structural repairs to the primary pedestrian bridge.
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City Council to Vote Tuesday on $12M Downtown Transit Hub Expansion
The proposed project aims to reduce commuter congestion and improve accessibility for local residents.
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City Council Approves $4.2 Million for Main Street Bridge Repairs
Construction on the deteriorating Main Street bridge is set to begin early next month following a $4.2 million budget increase approved by the City Council on Tuesday.
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City Council to Vote on $12M Downtown Transit Hub Expansion
City leaders will decide tonight whether to approve a $12 million project intended to reduce morning commute congestion at the downtown transit hub.
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City Council Approves 15% Water Rate Hike for Downtown Pipe Repairs
Municipal water rates will increase by 15% following a Tuesday night vote to fund the emergency replacement of aging pipes beneath the city's downtown business district.
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City Water Rates to Rise 12% Next Month
Starting next month, residents will see a 12 percent increase in their water bills to fund critical repairs to the city's aging sewage infrastructure.
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Boil Water Advisory Issued for North End After Main Break
City officials are urging North End residents to boil their water following a significant water main break early this morning.
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City Council Approves $14M for Downtown Sewer Repairs
The City Council voted Tuesday to allocate an additional $14 million for aging sewage infrastructure, a move that will lead to temporary road closures across downtown this summer.
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Main Street Bridge to Close Monday for Emergency Repairs
The closure will last for three weeks, with city officials diverting traffic to the east side of town.
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City Council Approves New Zoning to Expand Downtown Affordable Housing
In a 5-2 vote last night, the city council approved a new zoning ordinance allowing for increased mixed-use development along the downtown corridor to combat the shortage of affordable housing.
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School Board to Vote on Proposed Cell Phone Ban for Middle and High Schools
The school board will meet tonight to vote on a policy that would prohibit student cell phone use in all middle and high school classrooms beginning next semester.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial Downtown High-Rise Proposal
City Council members will decide tonight whether to rezone the historic downtown district to make way for a new high-rise apartment complex.
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City Unveils $12 Million Plan to Expand Downtown Bike Lanes
City officials announced a $12 million initiative to grow the municipal bike lane network in an effort to decrease downtown traffic congestion by next winter.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial Old Town Zoning Change
Council members will meet tonight to decide whether to permit high-density residential development within the historic Old Town district.
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City Officials Weigh $2M Emergency Flood Plan After West End Deluge
City officials are reviewing an emergency $2 million proposal for riverfront flood mitigation following record rainfall that left many West End basements flooded this weekend.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial Warehouse District Redevelopment
City officials will decide Tuesday whether to transform the historic downtown warehouse district into a high-density residential hub.
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City Council approves accessory dwelling units in single-family neighborhoods
In a 5-2 vote Tuesday night, the City Council approved a new zoning ordinance allowing accessory dwelling units to help combat the local housing shortage.
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City Council Approves Waterfront Mixed-Use Development
In a 5-2 vote on Tuesday, the City Council greenlit a new mixed-use housing project on the waterfront, reigniting a debate over affordable housing quotas.
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City Council to Vote on Waterfront High-Rise Zoning
City Council members are set to vote tonight on a zoning amendment that could bring high-rise apartments to the city's historic waterfront district.
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City to Revitalize Waterfront Park with $5 Million State Grant
The funding will be used to upgrade the downtown waterfront park with new pedestrian walkways and expanded green spaces.
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Transformer Explosion Leaves Three North End Neighborhoods Without Power
Local utility crews are working to restore electricity to three North End neighborhoods following an early morning transformer explosion.
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City Unveils Plan to Revitalize Historic Downtown
The new initiative aims to breathe life into the historic downtown district through expanded pedestrian zones and tax incentives for small businesses.
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City Council to Vote on $12 Million Downtown Waterfront Park Renovation
The proposed project aims to expand public green space and increase flood resilience along the city's downtown waterfront.
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Mayor Rodriguez Announces $5 Million Grant for Waterfront Revitalization
Mayor Elena Rodriguez unveiled a $5 million funding package today aimed at restoring and enhancing the city's historic waterfront district.
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City Council to Vote on Zoning Change for Multi-Family Housing
The City Council will decide tonight whether to approve a zoning amendment that would allow multi-family residences in historically single-family neighborhoods.
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City Council to Vote on $4.2 Million Downtown Wastewater Boost
Local officials will decide tonight whether to approve a budget increase to expedite critical repairs to the downtown district's crumbling wastewater infrastructure.
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Boil Water Advisory Issued for Eastside After Major Main Break
Thousands of Eastside residents are under an emergency boil water advisory following a major water main break that disrupted service early Wednesday morning.