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East Lyme ― More than 100 acres of land in the Oswegatchie Hills currently owned by the East Lyme Land Trust have been put up as collateral in the conservation group’s bid to hold onto another proper...

Some members of Saint John city council are wondering if it’s time to put deadlines on approvals for big projects in the city.

Maurice Cox said a dome over Soldier Field will remain “one of the options that extends its use for 365 days a year.” The possibility of the Bears leaving for Arlington Heights, he added, “really forced the city to look at utilization of that amazing event venue.”

Mayor Lightfoot unveiled three options to renovate Soldier Field, ranging in price from $900 million to $2.2 billion. The mayor, who is running for a second term, declined to say how much public funding she was prepared to spend to prevent the Bears from leaving the city and moving to Arlington Heights.

Mayor Lori Lightfoot unveils a Soldier Field dome plan, among 3 proposals to keep Chicago Bears from departing for Arlington Heights.

For at least half a century, Chicago mayors have talked up a Soldier Field dome.

Bob Dunn, president of Landmark Development, has a long history with NFL stadiums and a vested interest in keeping the Bears in town.

Pittsburgh City Council on Tuesday approved transferring development rights for new apartments in Downtown to a New York company that is looking to redevelop the former GNC headquarters in Downtown Pittsburgh. The move clears the way for Victrix LLC to build 254 apartments at the site on Sixth Avenue. Victrix

Georgia-based Landmark Development aims to erect a 17-story, 304-unit tower on the edge of the Dinkytown commercial district near the University of Minnesota.

Higher construction costs boosted the need for aid to keep the proposed development on track.