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The council heard from city staff and project engineers on what the first phase of the project will look like.

‘The rate of sea-level rise has doubled.’

Chandlery bargains prompt Gilbert Park into fitting a nearly-new radar and radar target enhancer to his displacement motorcruiser…

Florida State will ask Marla Vickers to keep up the school’s fundraising momentum.

Mayor David Alfin proposed a compromise after Ed Danko's opposition to the proposed document.

Three dozen bridges, including five in the Ellwood Area, are ranked in poor condition by PennDOT.

North-end residents have advocated for improvements to the beach entrance at 100 North Shore Road.

St. Augustine was recognized in part for its planning for sea level rise and flooding that threatens its historical resources.

By Editor | April 14, 2021 By ERIC X. VICCARO eviccaro@stegenherald.com The Ste. Genevieve Board of Aldermen conducted a public hearing on Thursday evening to discuss a possible annexation. The public hearing didn’t have much drama, lasting less than one minute with no questions asked. Ste. Genevieve Mayor Paul Hassler called the annexation “a slam dunk” move after the meeting – since many of the questions were answered during a Ste. Genevieve Planning and Zoning meeting on April 1. GHS...

By Editor | December 17, 2020 By MARK EVANS mevans@stegenherald.com Bloomsdale city officials spent a good portion of their half-hour public meeting Dec. 8, discussing the development of land near the fire house with Ben Gegg. Gregg explained that he is talking to R.J Clement about buying some land on which to build housing units. How to best handle water and sewer needs were also discussed. Gregg said he plans to start out with 30 rental units, but would like to eventually expand to 100 – if...