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Study of busy Brooks Street corridor in Missoula looks to improve safety, ease traffic issues.

The Transform Brooks-Connect Midtown study hopes to develop designs for transit, walking, biking, and roadway improvements for the busy corridor.

Addressing wildlife needs as the Bitterroot Valley develops has emerged as one of the top issues. Highway 93 divides the valley and for wildlife, crossing it is often fatal.

Last week the Culver Town Council considered a resolution recommended by the Culver Economic Development Commission to designate an Economic Development Target Area for The Dunes project. Kevin Danti, newly elected president of the CEDC presented the resolution and said the commission met earlier on the 24th and unanimously approved sending a favorable recommendation to

A once restaurant desert area of Fort Mill has big plans for new restaurants, many of them fast food.

An update on speed limit, traffic signal operations and traffic flow along the Weslayan Street and Stella Link corridor was presented to City Council members Oct. 23.

PASCO, Wash.-The City of Pasco will lower the speed limit on Burns Rd. west of Broadmoor Blvd from 50 to 35 miles per hour following a recent speed study.

Weekends in the fall are the busiest of the year on the Daniel Boone National Forest.

A traffic study contract for a proposed affordable housing project at 209 Old Barnstable Road is close to being done, according to Mashpee Town Planner Evan R. Lehrer.

The new homes are advertised as coming early next year.