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There are five candidates vying for three seats on the town’s council, which is set to grapple with issues of growth and development over the next several years

QUINCY — The Adams County Board voted to take a wait-and-see attitude before committing additional funds to the powerline burial project along Quincys riverfront.

Bhubaneswar: A two-day Ananda Marga Dharma Maha Sammelan, organised by Ananda Marga Pracharak Samgha in Puri, concluded on Sunday.

Over a year after requesting a liquor license, Pure Flavor Hookah Lounge gets a hearing with Delaware alcohol control board.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Memphis River Parks Partnership has reportedly filed a lawsuit against the Memphis in May organization. Following this year’s Memphis in May festival, Memphis River Parks Partnership sent Memphis in May a bill for damages that totaled $1.4 million. Memphis in May President and CEO Jim Holt claimed that the amount is approximately […]

The Wichita City Council approved a new agreement for development around Riverfront Stadium.

With Parliament reconvening, the amended Forest Bill is up for approval. To save wildlife, we also need to rethink our economic and conservation models.

The Maharashtra State Tree Authority will decide on Pune Municipal Corporations proposal to cut over 7,000 trees for a riverfront development project. Tree lovers and environmental activists have opposed the project, and a meeting will be held on June 30 to discuss the matter. Green activists have taken to social media to express their discontent and appeal for the authorities to not give clearance for tree cutting in Pune.

Albert Glenn “Al” Huntington, former Mayor of Madison, Indiana and son of the late Glenn and Dorothy (Ebel) Huntington, passed away on June 17, 2023 in Louisville, Kentucky, following a

The application was moved by two Pune residents Sarang Yadvadkar and Pushkar Kulkarni at NGT on the matter