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The fire professional will handle administrative duties and develop some continuity between individual fire department operations

Tim Kalinowski - Lethbridge Herald After getting funding from city council to begin his work on a new curbside organics program during Tuesday’s meeting,

Food services, a patio and other upgrades will be part of a renovation project approved by city council for the Southern Alberta Art Gallery. The $5.78

City has received first portion of federal relief aid for COVID-19 recovery

A resolution officially denying the Sand Canyon Resort will be considered by the Santa Clarita Planning Commission on Tuesday, according to the commission’s agenda released Friday.

Salt Lake Citys effort to make Jordan River a recreation spot for more people got a boost on Friday.

On May 4, 2021, in Alliance for Responsible Planning v. Taylor (County of El Dorado), __ Cal.App.5th __ (2021) (Case No. C085712), the Third District Court of Appeal affirmed a trial...

Send Jason Green, human resource business partner manager at ABB (from left); Tim Allen, Fort Smith Chamber president and CEO; Congressman Steve Womack; Jesse Henson, president of ABB’s NEMA Motor Division; and Terry Morawski, Superintendent of Fort Smith Public Schools. (Submitted by Communications Group) Global technology company ABB’s NEMA motor division says it is giving $1 ...

Herndon is moving forward with another capital improvement project. The Herndon Town Council voted 6-0 on Tuesday (May 25), with Vice Mayor Cesar del Aguila absent, to award a contract to the Ashburn Construction Corporation for the Elden Street and Monroe Street Intersection Improvement Project. The intersection project is similar to other projects in the town’s Capital Improvement Program in that it will include brick crosswalks and sidewalks as well as ADA compliant curb ramps. The project...

A no-cost, partnership between the City of Bowie and the global language learning software company Rosetta Stone is coming to 5,000 residents with free one-year subscriptions.