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The ordinance would direct Columbia law enforcement to place a "low priority" on enforcing laws which place restrictions on gender-affirming care.

Race Street in Urbana will be closed to through traffic

Effective immediately, both directions of Race Street in Urbana will be closed to through traffic.

Race Street northbound lane closure scheduled for concrete pavement patching in November

The northbound lane of Race Street will be closed to traffic from South of George Huff Drive to Florida Avenue, weather permitting,This closure will be from 7 a

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Court proceedings and building permits for Oct. 8, 2022

Recent cases reported from Jamestown Municipal and Southeast District courts and building permits issued.

Robert "Bob" Joseph Zejdlik Jr. - Grand Forks Herald | Grand Forks, East Grand Forks news, weather & sports

Robert “Bob” Joseph Zejdlik Jr., 75, Grand Forks, died Thursday September 15, 2022, peacefully in his home.

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COVID-19 Outbreaks Explode Colorado April 2021

The numbers released by the CDPHE on April 7, however, reflect 626 active and 3,787 resolved outbreaks, adding up to to 4,413 — a leap of 127 outbreaks, and more than a 69 percent increase in a week, to the highest weekly total since January 27, as the state was working through the remnants of a holiday surge. Given the overall rise, it's no surprise that several major outbreak categories saw increases this week. Fresh outbreaks at twelve K-12 schools had been included on March 31; fifteen popped up on April 7. Twelve outbreaks at health-care facilities were announced on March 31 and again on April 7, but nine of the latest are at facilities that cater to vulnerable seniors, as opposed to six a week earlier. There are eight more outbreaks at retailers, led by the giant Costco complex in Westminster seen at the top of this post.

ACI Asphalt & Concrete named 2021 Contractor of the Year by Pavement Magazine

“I knew I could sell, but I didn’t know how to manage my business.” What a scary realization to come to – especially after four fast-growing years in business when everything seemed to be going in the right direction. But that is the realization Jim Bebo, president of ACI Asphalt & Concrete Inc., faced after 1997. This is the story of how a concerted effort to rely on accurate job costing, focus on customer service, target specific markets, develop a turnkey CRM proprietary software system, and emphasize customer solutions instead of just bidding every opportunity enabled the Maple Grove, MN, pavement maintenance contractor to become a dominant force in the Minnesota and upper Midwest market.