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The Fairfield City Council met Tuesday evening for their second April meeting. A $58,786 bid for street improvements was awarded to Mt. Carmel Stabilization. The improvements will include South Airport Road, the North end of Frontier Drive, and Ferrington Farm Road In other street business, the council approved a resolution to use Motor Fuel Rax Appropriation for street projects on Airport Road, East Court St., NW 6th St, and College St. Resurfacing at a cost of $620,000 and work on the sidewalk...

Buffalo City Building Inspector/Planner Terry Asay, in his recent report to the city council, said he has fielded numerous calls with questions on the work on the Margo's Pottery Building. He reported the city and Johnson County will be having a meeting to discuss existing water rights, stora

Downtown Bangor will be hosting a Spring Cleanup and Earth Day Celebration Saturday.

The Downtown Bangor Partnership hosted its annual Spring Cleanup today.

Oregonians came together on Earth Day to help clean up trash at SOLVE's annual Oregon Spring Cleanup.

In addition to annual coastal cleanups, organizations, businesses and individuals across the North Olympic Peninsula are hosting events to celebrate Earth Day on Saturday.

Trustees also remind about spring cleanup; learn about upcoming car show at playground.

The city said it has over 2,000 hectares of land it'll be working on, noting that staff start mid-April.

About 40 volunteers came out Friday to help with beautification efforts in Columbia, Lancaster County.

The Greater Mattapan Neighborhood Council (GMNC) welcomed Boston Globe columnist and editor Jeneé Osterheldt to its April meeting to talk on the theme of building resilience and community in Mattapan. Osterheldt, a senior assistant managing editor for culture, talent, and development, appeared at the online meeting to detail her work in the Globe series of columns entitled ‘A