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Amid several delays, work to stabilize a deteriorating Dubuque building may not commence until next year — despite urging from city officials.

The issue in CT's housing market boils down to pressure on both the real estate and rental markets. Officials are looking at solutions.

Paul Spence, Livermore’s director of community development, has been named assistant city manager to succeed Christine Martin, who is retiring after 21 years with the city.

Animal husbandry refers to livestock raising and selective breeding for profit, an enterprise which many farmers in Zimbabwe relies on for sustenance and livelihoods.

Housing nonprofit Project:Homes is behind the $20 million project, which will rise five stories and replace a century-old former coal storage facility on the site.

The state has hundreds of millions to spend. Developers say they need billions. Story from @CalMatters.

CUMBERLAND — Allegany and Garrett counties will receive a combined $1 million in grant awards through the State Revitalization Program, including $750,000 for the Prichard Building renovation project in Frostburg,

Following a notice of code violation, Safe Space Chico’s downtown intake location at 101 Main St. was denied a temporary use permit Thursday afternoon.

Cruise passenger spending through Cruising the Great Lakes brought in waves of revenue for West Michigan in 2023.

For the second time in the past decade, the Buena Vista Mobile Home Park is facing the prospect of demolition. This time, however, the city and the community are embracing rather than fighting the redevelopment of the mobile home park.