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It’s not every day that the City of Kingston is awarded $21.7 million. In fact, until this Thursday so large a federal grant to Kingston had never happened. The award funds, shepherded through Congress by congressmember Pat Ryan and senator Chuck Schumer, are from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and

What could downtown Milwaukee look like by 2040? The city's new draft plan – "Connec+ing MKE: Downtown Plan 2040" – shows one vision.

Milwaukee’s Department of City Development and Milwaukee Downtown, BID #21 released draft recommendations of a new downtown area plan entitled, “Connec+ing MKE: Downtown Plan 2040."

The Department of City Development has released a draft of its Connec+ing MKE plan for Downtown and it includes some ambitious ideas.

OpenStreetMap's Grant Slater talks to TechCentral about the power of crowdsourced maps and how a detailed map of the Southern African power grid was created.

The simplest way to get started with OpenStreetMap contributions! Meet up with OSM Windsor-Essex on Monday, August 15th and we'll work together on

Ending with Destiny Street Demos (1978-1980), filled with additional songs that didn’t make the final cut, every part of Destiny Street Complete functions as its own individual work. The songs were never a problem, and the original album worked as it was. But all these alternate universe versions are equally valid as well, whether listened to discretely or as a whole. The album is the focus of the conclusion of our chat. The occasion upon which we are having our first-ever conversation is a...

Now Hear This: Best new picks include Lia Ices, Rich Arithmetic, Carloways, Watters and Richard Hell

Cherry Red/Strike Force Entertainment Like David Bowie and maybe one or two others, it matters not how “huge” Marc Almond’s individual records are. In the eyes of his diehard fans, of whom there are many, he remains akin to an underground cult, beloved by a select few folk, and offered widespread approval only for the hits that he occasionally spills out. The Stars We Are, from 1988, is a case in point. Buoyed by what would become a monster smash duet with Gene Pitney, “Something’s Go...

Legendary punk rock band Blank Generation in 1977, but its follow-up LP, Destiny Street (recorded in 1981 and released in 1982), wasn’t up to snuff recording-wise, according to the renowned Richard Hell. Finally Destiny Street (the New York-based rockers’ second and final album) has been taken into the meticulous and informed care of Omnivore Recordings and restored, revamped, and expanded into the classic opus it was meant to be. On January 22nd Omnivore is releasing Destiny Street C...