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By: Kelly Hamill, RSVP Coordinator September 11th is Patriot Day and a National Day of Service and Remembrance. On this day Americans across the country are called to volunteer in their local communities in tribute to the individuals lost and injured in the attacks, first responders, and the many

If you’re walking around Downtown Ithaca on a spring or summer morning, you’re apt to see a distinctively painted van or truck near one of the City’s many public planting

In the special session that just ended, lawmakers allocated $10 million to the Clean-up New Mexico Roadway Beautification Program.

ADAMS — Local planners, using state money, are working on 14 plans to help the downtown area recover from coronavirus pandemic damage and, thus, revitalize the town. During the July 15 meeting to gather input from Adams residents on the plans, Mark Maloy, a manager at the Berkshire Regional Planning Commission, explained it was all part of the state’s Local Rapid Recovery Plan program, which is funded and designed to aid in the revitalization of downtowns across the state. The plannin...

The City of Bend's Beautification Program is seeking volunteers to help support the Pollinator Pathway Project, a new initiative that aims to create a continuous corridor of native pollinator gardens between residences, businesses, parks and open spaces throughout Bend and beyond. Bend's Beautification Program is joining other public and private partners in supporting this work to provide habitats for pollinators such as butterflies, bees and hummingbirds. The City is allowing som...

Publishing date: May 12, 2021  •  2 hours ago  •  3 minute read  •  Community Services Department summer students are working with full time maintenance staff to restore the train museum park area. They have removed the small train cars to strip the paint and old deteriorating wood and refurbish the units so that they last for many more years. jpg, TP Article content Recently, the Community Services Department was handed the task to make the community beautiful. Jason Boyer, Di...

The Council voted decidedly against a nearly $300,000 expenditure that would have funded an extensive Beautification Program concentrated in the downtown areas, noting that there were more critical needs for the money at this time. The Council voted 2-7 in the defeat, which had been championed for some time by Councillor Naomi Zabot. Councillor Naomi Zabot advocated just under $300,0000 – but the matter was defeated 2-7. “This is something I’m very, very passionate about,” said Zabot. �...