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The 150-home subdivision will have lots of varying sizes and multiple green spaces near Lake Apopka.

When it comes to Mukwonago, Roger Walsh and Fred Winchowky agree on basic precepts of village life and try to keep politics out of it.

Elected officials will hold a work session on golf carts at 6 p.m. prior to the regular town meeting.

A new development in Brookland is proposing far fewer units than allowed and far more parking than required, threatening to leave the DC Council’s vision for denser, walkable housing in this transit-rich location unfulfilled.

By CHRIS ROGERS

The Fremont City Council will have a joint meeting with the Planning Commission to hear an update on the city’s comprehensive plan on Tuesday.

Actual hard copies of Carbondale’s vision for how it wants to grow in the future from a land-use perspective awaits readers at various locations around town through Feb. 25.

I connected via zoom to the regularly scheduled Board of County Commissioners meeting on Jan. 4. I was there to hear our commissioners’ responses to questions posed by a concerned

Consultants presented to elected officials the results of months of work on an improvement plan for Oakland Avenue and Tubb Street.

Building moratorium needed