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Rotary Park ‘upgrade’ and a new jungle gym? Durango, Colorado Currently Mon 3% chance of precipitation 12% chance of precipitation Monday, April 19, 2021 5:03 AM Rotary Park’s new look takes form, as seen April 1. And no, that’s not a modern method of growing trees. Action Line Rotary Park ‘upgrade’ and a new jungle gym? Rotary Park’s new look takes form, as seen April 1. And no, that’s not a modern method of growing trees. Actio...

Early Mauor Dr. Robert Mangrum address those in attendance at Friday’s State of the City Address. [Photo by Derrick Stuckly]EARLY – Early Mayor Dr. Robert Mangrum gave his State of the City Address Friday at the Early Visitors and Events Center, where he discussed the COVID and winter storm impacts, as well as the city’s future. The following are highlights from Mangrum’s address: COVID IMPACT ON EARLY Early’s hotel tax revenue was reduced by 7.3%, which is equal to $21,734. The hotel...

Zoning board to consider repeal for short term rental in Lafayette neighborhood Airbnb and last updated 2021-04-05 21:24:56-04 LAFAYETTE, La. — The Lafayette Board of Zoning Adjustment will consider an appeal of a November 2020 decision that allowed a short term rental to operate on Poinsetta Street during its regular meeting on Thursday. According to the Thursdays meeting agenda, the board will consider a repeal of Development and Planning Department Director Mary Sliman’s Nov. 10, ...

Councilman Randy Christian to host District 5 in-person town hall meeting Randy Christian, District 5 councilman By KCBD Staff | April 6, 2021 at 1:19 PM CDT - Updated April 6 at 1:19 PM LUBBOCK, Texas (NEWS RELEASE) - Tonight from 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m., District 5 City Councilmember Randy Christian will host a town hall meeting at Monterey Church of Christ, located at 82nd and Iola. In-person attendance is encouraged as is social distancing. Masks are welcome. It’s an opportunity for...

Spring Hill Ward 3 candidates face-off on managing growth, land zoning Jay Powell With the Spring Hill City Election just a few days away, Ward 3 is the only opposed alderman race, drawing three candidates. Incumbent Kevin Gavigan faces challengers business leader Brent Murray and entrepreneur Angela Privett, both newcomers to Spring Hill.  Each candidate has a vision of managing growth, tackling road improvements and leading the city into a prosperous four years. All express concerns ...

Ward 3 opponents aim for business-like approach to long-term city growth The Daily Herald With Spring Hills election just days away, the Ward 3 is the only opposed race, drawing three candidates, each with a vision to tackle growth, road improvements and plans to lead the city into a prosperous four years. The race includes ― incumbent Kevin Gavigan, as well as newcomers Brent Murray and Angela Privett. Each candidates  focus has similarities regarding the biggest issues facing Spring H...

County Council Shares Ideas For Downtown Areas   From top left: Los Alamos County Council Chair Randall Ryti, Council Vice Chair James Robinson and Councilors Sara Scott and David Izraelevitz. From bottom left, Councilors David Reagor, Denise Derkacs and Sean Williams. Courtesy/LAC By KIRSTEN LASKEY kirsten@ladailypost.com The Los Alamos County Council passed on purchasing the CB Fox and Reel Deal Theatre properties but the goal to revitalize the downtowns in Los Alamos and White Rock is not ...

I am writing to you to voice my objections to the industrial style traffic light poles on Line Avenue in front of Kings Highway Christian Church and C. E. Byrd High School.  Byrd High School and Kings Highway Christian Church are on the National Register of Historic Places and are important and iconic buildings in Shreveport.  Shreveport’s Public Works Department has constructed these light poles, ignoring the city’s policies in the Unified Development Code and the Master Plan about placi...

Jim Bertram says visitors to Lubbock often comment about how uncluttered and clean the city looks, but usually cant pinpoint why. Bertram, who was the planning director at the city for many years, says most of Lubbocks newer and younger residents probably cant identify it either, because theyre used to it. The central parts of the city look a lot different now than they did in the 70s and early 80s, he says. Its difficult to identify because the cleanliness is seen looking up. Lubbocks strict ...

(1) TOKYO, Mar 5, 2021 - (JCN Newswire) - Eisai Co., Ltd. announced today that the latest data from its Alzheimers disease (AD) and dementia pipeline, including the investigational anti-amyloid beta (Aß) protofibril antibody lecanemab (Development Code: BAN2401), will be presented at the 15th International Conference on Alzheimers and Parkinsons Disease (AD/PD2021) to be held virtually from March 9 to 14, 2021. Regarding lecanemab, preliminary analysis results of changes in brain-Aß amounts a...