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South Portland residents up in arms about expected jump in property taxes Several said the citywide revaluation and resulting tax increases could drive retirees and middle-class owners out of their homes. Share Well over a dozen South Portland residents told city councilors Tuesday that an expected sharp increase in property tax bills following a citywide revaluation could make it difficult for retirees, middle-class homeowners and residents living on fixed incomes to remain in their homes. Tue...

CADILLAC — The citys budget will get lengthy consideration on Monday. City council has scheduled a work session at 4:30 p.m. on Monday, April 5; right after, city council will hold the regularly-scheduled first council meeting of the month at 6 p.m. The work session will provide council the opportunity to examine the proposed Fiscal Year 2022 budget; its expected that council will schedule a public hearing on the matter for later in April. The budget as proposed is balanced, a memo from Ci...

Police say they've found neither city nor private cameras that caught footage of the altercation between Lynch and police.

Aquatics Architect Project Manager III (Grade 30, #10588) Full-timeType: OPENING DATE: 03/29/21 CLOSING DATE: 05/07/21 11:59 PM DESCRIPTION: The Maryland National Capital Park & Planning Commission is currently seeking a dedicated and skilled individual to serve as the Aquatics Design & Construction Project Manager III in the Architecture Section of the Park Planning and Development Division. Under direction, the Aquatics Architect Project Manager III will manage seve...

By Andreas Yilma, Staff Writer Basketball courts at the Pent Road Recreation Center in Beacon Falls are shown March 23. The town is planning a project to replace the basketball courts, tennis courts and playscape at the recreation complex. –ANDREAS YILMA BEACON FALLS — Town officials are getting the ball rolling with a project to replace the basketball and tennis courts at the Pent Road Recreation Center. The Board of Selectman and the Board of Finance on March 23 approved appropriating a t...

Virginia, Amtrak, and CSX advance $US 3.7bn rail initiative The state of Virginia, Amtrak, Class 1 railway CSX and Virginia Railway Express (VRE) have finalised agreements for a $US 3.7bn initiative to improve passenger and freight rail capacity and relieve road congestion in the state. The “Transforming Rail in Virginia” initiative, unveiled by Virginia governor, Mr Ralph Northam, in December 2019, will “expand Amtrak and VRE rail services, create a pathway for the separation of freight ...

Subscribe I am proud to say that service to the country and community runs deep in my family – my father served in the U.S. Air Force and both of my grandfathers in the U.S. Navy. I learned there are no shortcuts to hard work, responsibility, and commitment. As a 17-year Sudbury resident, with two children in the Sudbury Public School system, I know our community well, observing over time both challenges and positive change. During these past three years on the Select Board, and now as Board ...

GLENDALE —At its regular meeting on March 9, the Glendale City Council appointed Roubik Golanian as Glendale City Manager, effective immediately. Having started his career with the City of Glendale in September 2000, Roubik has served in several progressively responsible positions, including Senior Civil Engineer, City Engineer, Deputy Director of Public Works, Director of Public Works, and Assistant City Manager. Prior to his appointment, Roubik has served as Glendale’s Interim City Manage...

Money By NBC12 Newsroom | March 11, 2021 at 6:37 PM EST - Updated March 11 at 6:37 PM CHESTERFIELD, Va. (WWBT) - Chesterfield’s county administrator presented a proposed $806.8 million fiscal year 2022 general fund budget to the Board of Supervisors on Wednesday. “We know this pandemic has been especially hard for families and businesses across Chesterfield,” said Chesterfield County Administrator Dr. Joe Casey. “With that in mind, this proposed budget aims to ensure...

(Update 4:25 p.m.) Metro is fast-tracking repairs on the Yellow Line bridge and tunnels. The transit agency is preparing for a major capital project to rehab the 3,000-foot-long Yellow Line bridge that crosses over the Potomac River, connecting D.C. to Arlington. Upgrades will also be made to the fire suppression system on the bridge which is, as the release notes, “beyond its useful life.” Additionally, the steel-lined tunnels connecting the Pentagon Metro station to the bridge and the bri...