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Participatory planning efforts in Helsinki, Auroville, Istanbul, and Calgary put their citizens at the heart of their design and decision-making processes.

The Hiawatha City Commission held a regular session on Monday evening at the Hiawatha City Hall, where the group agreed to a pair of projects to repair roads inside the

A reader asks if the dirt bikes they see riding around and in Washington Park are legal.

Clear Lake will solicit new bids for street projects after a previous bid came in more than 60% higher than expected last summer.

Falls Church Chick-fil-A Hosts Fundraiser to Support Kenya From Monday, September 19 to Saturday, September 24, select Washington D.C.-area Chick-fil-A® restaurants will donate half of all proceeds from Chocolate Chunk Cookie purchases to students in Mugaa, Kenya. Donations will provide textbook ...

Results from Election Day are pouring in, and there are some big winners in the Capital Region. While some candidates won by a landslide, other races are too close to call.

83 million euro announced for seven regeneration projects across Mayo, Galway and Roscommon Published: Friday, 12 March 2021 09:19 The Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, Darragh O’Brien has today announced €82.8 million in funding for seven regeneration projects in the Western investment region of Galway, Mayo and Roscommon. The projects approved are: Castlebar Military Barracks Project (Mayo County Council) – €2.5 million Roscommon Town Centre-Putting the Spokes...

Galway Bay FM 12 March 2021 Galway City Council Transport Connectivity Project (Galway City Council) – €40.30 million Galway Public Spaces and Streets Project (Galway City Council) – €8.64 million €4.3 million The funding of €53.24 Million announced today for Galway City Council has received a broad welcome across the city and the West. The Urban Regeneration & Development Fund announcement on Friday morning totals €53.24 million and is in addition to €6.31 million previously a...

IT EASY to feel down when looking at the news at the moment, particularly when the whole country is in lockdown.  But despite the negativity that is surrounding us, there are a lot of positive stories coming out of Oxfordshire at the moment. Here are the happiest news stories from this week: 1. Survival packs distributed to homeless: Winter Streets Project is distributing over 850 packages across the country, including providing packages for those in Oxford. The survival packs conta...

A CHARITY is providing survival packs for rough sleepers.