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Some Chanhassen residents may recall voting on playground designs for South Lotus Lake and Sugarbush Parks in January of this year.

Amid concerns of funding, Evanston City Council began discussing proposed 2024 Capital Improvement Program projects at a special meeting Monday night. The CIP typically allocates $40 to $90 million on the annual budget toward citywide infrastructure projects, and the 2023 CIP amounted to $92.5 million. The proposed 2024 CIP, however, comes in at $111 million...

A long-awaited upgrade will be unveiled at the Tyson Events Center next month. A new sound system was recently installed in the 10,000-seat arena. The sound equipment replaces the previous

Keenes long-awaited revamp for Patricia T. Russell Park is days from completion, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark its reopening scheduled for next week.

September 15, 2023 The Cerritos City Council appointed Robert A. Lopez to the po- sition of City Manager at the September 14, 2023 City Council meet- ing. Commencing November 4, 2023, Lopez will replace retiring City Manager Art Gallucci, who has served as City Manager since 1991. Lopez stated, “I am honored to have been…

The budget includes securing funding to develop 3,000 affordable homes next year.

Until October 1, interested residents can submit projects they would like to see covered by the program.

The Fairbanks North Star Borough Assembly will consider adoption of an ordinance mean to streamline the trail easement realignment process during its Thursday meeting.

The DeKalb County School Board at its Sept. 11 meeting voted to postpone approving the second year of a lease with Evolv Weapons Detection for metal detectors in schools across the county. 

The Carlson Center’s ice rink will receive a $5.5 million overhaul after the Fairbanks North Star Borough Assembly finance committee approved funding for a bid Thursday night.