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A ribbon cutting to celebrate the new WiFi project in Benton Harbor is planned for next week. Cornerstone Alliance has been working to install free public WiFi

The initiative is through the Red River Regional Council and Red River Community Housing Development Organization, with funding support from HUD.

There is a finally a sense of optimism returning to New Orleans, yet something is missing.

Leaders in Tuscaloosa are not happy with early design plans from the Alabama Department of Transportation for the replacement of the Woolsey Finnell Bridge over the Black Warrior River.

Leaders in Tuscaloosa are not happy with early design plans from the Alabama Department of Transportation for the replacement of the Woolsey Finnell Bridge over the Black Warrior River.

Leaders in Tuscaloosa are not happy with early design plans from the Alabama Department of Transportation for the replacement of the Woolsey Finnell Bridge over the Black Warrior River.

On June 5, 25 people received cheques worth $15,000 each under the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development's Home Improvement Grant Programme.

Mayor Marvin Malacon, and his son-executive assistant, Matthew Louis at the World Cities Summit in Singapore.* E. B. Magalona Mayor Marvin Malacon and

Gov. Kathy Hochul announced the start of construction on the redevelopment of the Commodore Perry Homes in Buffalos First Ward neighborhood. The new, all-electric housing development will consist of 405 affordable homes in 27 newly constructed buildings.

The elderly residents of Serenity Towers worry their water might be unsafe to drink.