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Drainage issues are only thought of when it rains. But drainage on North Beach has been a hot topic for years. City staff have now recommended what they think is a fairly quick and affordable plan.

When a roof collapsed last year at Rickards Middle School in Oakland Park, a grand jury saw it as a visual symbol of everything wrong with Broward’s $800 million school renovation bond program. The construction program — approved by voters in 2014 — has been years behind schedule and more than $500 million over budget largely because of roofs, according to an April 2021 report by a statewide grand jury that was publicly released Friday.

State Treasurer Fiona Ma announced the sale of $15,595,000 in tax-exempt new money and refunding notes, financing solid waste disposal

New Braunfels City Council members on Monday approved a resolution determining the right-of-way width of West San Antonio Street from South Guenther Avenue to Main Plaza.

City staff have compiled the items to be placed on the historic 2023 budget. Nothing is set in stone, as residents give input on what they want to see money put toward.

Smith County CR 285, also known as Old Omen Road has reopened again after the bridge was replaced.

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Bank of Commerce (BankCom), the banking arm of San Miguel Corporation, has raised P7.5 billion from its maiden issuance of P7.5 billion 2-year Series A Bonds, 150 percent more than the original target of P3 billion. In a statement, the bank said the aggregate orderbook for the issue exceeded the o

Corpus Christi city staff has proposed the 32 projects they'd like to see on the 2022 Bond Program. The projects total $125 million, second largest bond in city history.

The Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA) Board has approved a $28 million construction loan and other financing to preserve and update the River