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New Braunfels City Council members appointed 22 members of a bond advisory committee tasked with providing city leaders a prioritized list of projects for consideration on a potential 2023 bond

It's officially the beginning of leaf season in the city of Sacramento, with Monday marking the return of "the Claw."

With students returning to classrooms this week, New Braunfels City Council members on Monday gave initial approval to a measure extending the existing school zone on Avery Parkway.

New Braunfels City Councilmembers on Monday are expected to consider the first reading of an ordinance extending the existing school zone on Avery Parkway.

The City of Sarasotas cleanup effort comes after the Sarasota Health Dept. issued a no-swim advisory for eight beaches due to red tide, bacteria levels

Pekin Daily Times After nearly an hour of discussion, the Pekin City Council approved a resolution to award its solid waste collection services contract to the city’s Solid Waste Division of the Public Works Department during Monday’s meeting. “I don’t want to ask, but it’s the right thing to do,” commented Pekin Mayor Mark Luft before calling for a vote on the measure. “Are there any other questions or comments?” According to Pekin City Manager Mark Rothert, the Solid Waste Div...

On Wednesday, July 21, 2021, all solid waste transfer stations across Hawaiʻi island will be closed for the Solid Waste Division’s quarterly employee safety training. The Reload Facility, located at the South Hilo Sanitary Landfill, and the West Hawaiʻi Sanitary Landfill, located in Waikoloa, will be open during regular business hours from 7 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. daily.

Yard waste pickup delays throughout Gastonia A change in how often the city of Gastonia picks up yard waste has some residents upset. City crews now pick up yard waste once a month rather than on a weekly basis in most cases. In some cases, even monthly yard waste pickups have been delayed. "Its been more than three weeks since we have had any pickup and our neighbors have the same issue," said Madison Lockridge, a resident of the Gardner Park neighborhood for almost two years. A large pile ...

View Comments Now, as summer storms pummel the Treasure Coast, delays have worsened; threatening to end two of the garbage companys contracts. "Weather is always a factor in Florida, and we work with Waste Pro to use their call-notification system whenever there are delays," said city spokesperson Sarah Prohaska.  Both Port St. Lucie and county are pleading for customers patience and asking them to leave garbage out for either late collection or early collection the next day. Moreover, in...

Offices across the Catawba Valley will close Monday in recognition of Memorial Day.