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Last month, the St. Croix County Board of Supervisors voted down the $90 million government center expansion plan.

As a February recipient of a 2022 Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) grant, the city of White Hall received $260,000 to build an approximately half-mile stretch of sidewalk leading up to Taylor Elementary School.

CROSSLAKE — The Crosslake City Council recognized Dean Olson as a retiring firefighter with 24 years of service, and Peter and Pam Graves as Friends of the City for their service and commitment to the city, particularly to the parks.

Along with repaving and adding street side parking, the city is also using an ODOT grant to extend a bike path from west of town into downtown at Front Street.

The pedestrian bridge that connects the West End District to Bay Point Park and the upper harbor was completed in 2021. Even before the span was open to walkers and

The Green River City Council approved a lease agreement with JS Construction to develop two tracts of the former Lincoln High School property into

RED WING-- The new pedestrian bridge connecting the West End District to Bay Point Park and the upper harbor is open to walkers and cyclists.

RED WING-- The new pedestrian bridge connecting the West End District to Bay Point Park and the upper harbor is open to walkers and cyclists.

South Campus Gateway Wilkes University announces a $3.5 million South Campus Gateway initiative. The three-part project includes improvements and additions that will transform Wilkes and the streets bordering it into a park-like campus in the heart of the City of Wilkes-Barre. The project combines University resources with Pennsylvania Department of Transportation and Department of Community and Economic Developmen...

Rehoboth Beach commissioners recently approved code creating a parks and recreation section regulating use of the city’s parks, including the new canal dock at Grove Park. However, not all the rules are set, which means when the dock opens in early May, it won’t be available for commercial use. It took a decade, but the new dock was completed in January. In anticipation of its opening, city staff introduced the new section of code in February. Commissioners discussed the section over a few ...