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With a number of significant mining sites slated for closure in the coming decade, the NSW Parliament will launch an inquiry to investigate new and

A grocery study the city of Cedar Rapids completed last summer found there is high opportunity in the core of the city for a grocery store that appeals to lower- and moderate-income residents who are more price conscious. It cites Aldi, Price Chopper and Walmart as examples.

Corsicana’s Mayor Pro-Tem Ruby Williams has served on the City Council in Corsicana for 19 years. The Tuesday, May 7 meeting of the Economic Development Partnership Meeting was among her

Parliamentary inquiry will help ensure former mine sites can continue to bring economic investment and opportunities to regional communities.

The proposed law would exempt some conversion projects from local zoning regulations.

HARTFORD, CT – House Democrats pushed through their "Work, Live, Ride" legislation last week to address the state's housing shortage, which fair-housing advocates describe has having reached a crisis level, but Republicans voiced concerns about how the bill might be implemented in local communities.

With federal and DMC support offsetting cost of new system, city looks to finance $11.4 million.

Hartford — After a five-hour debate, the Democratic majority in the state Senate approved legislation on Wednesday that would make it easier for owners of commercial property to covert to residential ...

The bill would offer CT towns that opt to create transit-oriented districts priority for certain state infrastructure funds.

Some football stakeholders have tasked the Nigeria Football Federation to release the details contained in the contract