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Portland City Council’s first in-person meeting since November was disrupted Wednesday morning by activists demanding Portland join other cities—like Atlanta, Detroit, and Providence—in passing a resolution to support an immediate cease-fire in Gaza.

Wednesday, November 15 marks the last time the Portland City Council will meet in the current council chambers at City Hall until January 2025. Following a Thanksgiving week break, the council will meet virtually, until in-person meetings resume at an alternate location in mid-January. By then, the council is slated to hold meetings at the city's Development Services Building, also called "the 1900 building" at 1900 SW 4th Ave., room 2500 in the Portland State...

Yuma County received seven Major Amendment requests, which doesn't happen every year.

Denton Parks & Recreation will hold a public meeting at 6 p.m. Thursday seeking residents input on how best to commemorate a now-dismantled landmark, the Chairy Orchard.

At its Monday night meeting, the Farmington City Council agreed to make a house it owns on A Street available to CASA as an overnight refuge for pending foster children.

The city of Auburn is kicking off the process of updating the zoning ordinance to include new regulations for planned unit developments on Thursday and is seeking input from residents

This year saw 11 storefronts filled in downtown Aurora plus two that joined existing tenants. Of the 13 businesses, eight are new, four relocated, and one reopened.

Interviews and public reception for the five finalists take place Thursday.

After nearly three years, New Smyrna Beach youth councils shark statue project has become a reality, with five unique designs spread across the city.