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It must have been an oversight that this City park adjacent to the Norwalk Housing Authority’s Meadow Gardens housing project was left unplowed, Norwalk Communications Manager Josh Morgan said Thursday. “Staff will be heading out to make sure it is fully cleared.” NORWALK, Conn. — A Norwalk ordinance requires property owners to clear their sidewalks of snow but as many pedestrians know, it’s not necessarily happening. Here’s a set of photos of sidewalks left impassable after the Feb. 7-8 storm. According to Norwalk Communications Manager Josh Morgan, the ordinance’s enforcement ...

Schenectady’s Ambition café to undergo structural, aesthetic upgrades | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Shares0 SCHENECTADY — Ambition Coffee and Eatery is gearing up for an upgrade. Owner Marc Renson said the plan is improvement of existing space rather than expansion into new space. He said the project will create a second-floor balcony, but didn’t want to disclose other details. Some aspects, he said, haven’t even been decided. “I don’t have a look of the place yet,” Renson said. “I see it on the blueprint, but I don’t know. I have to feel it in my soul.” Whatever the visu...

KUT With the hiring of a director to oversee it, the City of Austin has its first-ever Civil Rights Office. “Today marks another step forward in our work toward reimagining public safety and protecting the civil and labor rights of all Austinites,” Council Member Greg Casar, who sponsored a 2018 resolution that asked the city manager to look into creating such an office, said in an emailed statement. Austin joins cities such as Seattle and Baltimore that have civil rights offices. The city announced Friday that Carol Johnson will head up the new department as the city’s civil rights off...

Shutterstock State of Texas Restaurants The National Restaurant Association has been lobbying Congress for a COVID-19 pandemic relief bill as soon as possible, especially for the service and hospitality industries. In those efforts, the organization partnered with their state counterparts, surveying restaurant operators in each area. In Texas, with the Texas Restaurant Association, this means that over 10,000 restaurants have already closed, and that 30 percent more are likely to shutter in the next six months with current regulations and without any federal relief. The survey noted that 79 p...