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The Jamestown Town Council could not unanimously pass the 2023-24 budget on June 20. Mayor Lynn Montgomery had to break the 2-2 tie vote that resulted concerning two new taxes

Crews have started construction on a $21.6 million project that will widen Ocotillo Road to two lanes in each direction with turn lanes between Sossamon and Hawes roads, increasing traffic

During the latest Wasilla City Council meeting on Monday, several resolutions moved forward, including one that would approve continuing road pavement projects throughout Wasilla. The scope of work for the

In recent years, the deaths of Black men in police custody have sparked calls for law enforcement agencies to obtain and deploy body-worn cameras, and in some cases, make the

SHARON - Residents voted 37-12 at a special town meeting Thursday to spend Local Capital Improvement Program funds to install speed humps on Hilltop Road, but rejected an appropriation to replace the roof at Sharon Center School.More than 50 residents attended the session to vote on a three-pronged

Road construction projects will be occurring in the near future at the Tygert Street bridge, State Street and Murray Park.

Dozens of spectators gathered at Noel Wien Library Tuesday afternoon to celebrate the groundbreaking of the library’s renovation and expansion project.

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CITY COUNCILS CARLSBAD The Carlsbad City Council met Tuesday to review and approve the city’s final Operating Budget, Strategic Digital Transformation Investment Program and Capital Improvement Program, as well as several changes to city fees.

Warren County’s plans to build a new fire station in the Shenandoah Farms area took another step up the ladder Wednesday.