Pensacola approves Escambia Children's Trust grant despite objections
The $1.7 million grant will allow K-5 students who qualify for free or reduced lunch programs to attend the citys afterschool programs for free.
Source: pnj.com
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Athol Daily News - Athol Farmers market won't return this summer
ATHOL – Citing a departure of vendors and lack of needed time, the lead organizer for the town’s farmers market has decided that it won’t be held this year.Mary Holtorf, chair of Athol’s Downtown Vitality Committee (DVC) and lead organizer for the...
Source: atholdailynews.com
Summit Boulevard in Pensacola could get a road diet to slow traffic
Pensacola is investigating making Summit Boulevard two lanes to slow traffic and increase pedestrian and bike safety.
Source: pnj.com
Pensacola CRA giving up on affordable housing inside the DIB district
Pensacolas Community Redevelopment Agency looks to be giving up on using tax revenue from the Downtown Improvement Board on affordable housing.
Source: pnj.com
Maxine Clark Sweeps 100, 200, 400 Freestyles At Western Canadian Championships
14-year-old Maxine Clark of the University of Calgary Swim Club won the 100, 200, and 400 freestyles at Westerns last weekend.
Source: swimswam.com
'It Happened In a White Town': Outraged Grandmother Fights to Shut Down Ohio Day Care After Worker Slaps 1-Year-Old In the Face, But Faces Pushback
An Ohio grandmother is demanding that a local day care be closed and a worker caught on video slapping her 1-year-old granddaughter be jailed. According
Source: atlantablackstar.com
Belmont-DeVilliers icon could be auctioned, Pensacola trying to buy it
Pensacola suddenly finds a two-week deadline to potentially buy a historic 2.3-acre property in the heart of the Belmont-DeVilliers neighborhood.
Source: pnj.com
Pensacola City Council backs Mayor D.C. Reeves in tree fund dispute
Councilman Charles Bares proposed change to undo using the tree fund to remove dead trees became the first direct challenge to Mayor D.C. Reeves.
Source: pnj.com
Pensacola City Council short-term rental regulations under discussion
At least three council members voiced support for requiring vacation rental owners to obtain business licenses from the city.
Source: pnj.com
Midlands Tech and Clemson University announce new partnership
The agreement allows Midlands Tech students who are taking architecture classes to transfer to Clemson's architecture program with advance standing and without losing any credits.
Source: abccolumbia.com