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The Altoona Planning Commission uses its broad discretion to grant or withhold waivers of code requirements when considering applications for land development, so that it can help maintain a pleasing “urban fabric” in the city, while also allowing developers reasonable leeway, according to officials at a meeting Tuesday. The commission wants to enhance livability and […]

Items of interest around the Waco area, in brief.

The Assembly speaker confirmed that bringing back rent increases to offset the costs of renovating rent-stabilized apartments is on the budget negotiati...

Bozeman’s Community Development board passed a motion to recommend the city adopt revised water efficient landscape and irrigation design standards on Monday.Th

Keene's Island Bridge construction wraps up, 21 Bar and Grill expands ... and more

This Tuesday during their weekly meeting the Lake County Board of Supervisors heard an update on 2024 drought conditions and related projects from Water Resources as well as voting on terminating the local emergency declaration due to drought. They also revisited an item from last week and began appointing positions for the Lake County 2050 Plan local area plan advisory committees.

Sparklight® will begin accepting spring 2024 applications on April 1 for the company’s Charitable Giving Fund, which annually awards $250,000 in grants to 501©(3) nonprofit organizations. Applications will be accepted

Parts of Clinton County will be in the path of totality for the eclipse on Monday, April 8. Frankfort is preparing to handle a large influx of people traveling to

San Carlos has had a slow start progressing toward its housing development goal in its first year of the new state-mandated housing cycle, according to a presentation to the City

With provincial budgets reduced, the Shangri-La Community Development Project has vowed to keep its services going for vulnerable Gauteng people.