Page 25 - Development District News Today

MONROE — The Planning and Zoning Commission heard public comment opposing two applications at its meeting on Thursday, February 1.

BAR HARBOR — The planning department hosted a public forum last week to explain four proposed land use ordinance amendments headed to Town Meeting vote in June. The forum was

The development group that has a pending deal to purchase the Traverse City Area Public Schools (TCAPS) Administration Building on Webster Street will a...

Meetings Today got a chance to tour some of the top meetings and events attractions in San Diego—existing and soon to come—during a pre-PCMA Convening Leaders tour provided by the San Diego Tourism Authority.

Nearly a year after state legislators adopted a law billed as a path to building more affordable housing, efforts are underway to change the statute.

Together, Mississippi Coast leaders said the agreements will create more high-paying jobs and increase tourism.

A Durango retiree is saying that the Volunteers of America will not accept his application for housing at the Miremonte Senior Affordable Complex in the Three Springs area because he does not make eno...

An MBI investigation reveals new information in the killing of the George County deputy, and the death of the man responsible.

The massive River District development did not, at first, seem a likely source of open bitterness among New Orleans City Council members, especially among two seemingly close allies.

Open Sky Wilderness Therapy is closing its doors for good. A final group of students will graduate from the program Feb. 14, and operations will cease the next day, Founder and CEO Aaron Fernandes con...