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Demolished bus terminal makes room for development in NLR - Vimarsana News

Demolished bus terminal makes room for development in NLR

North Little Rock leaders have made plans to revamp the city's downtown area by developing an area near the Arkansas River where a former Greyhound bus station was.

Source: thv11.com
RED Arquitectos builds Casa Numa from coconut-palm wood - Vimarsana News

RED Arquitectos builds Casa Numa from coconut-palm wood

Mexican studio RED Arquitectos has designed a screen-wrapped house made almost entirely from coconut-palm wood on a small island off the Yucatan Peninsula.

Source: dezeen.com
Mayor Ted R. Green Announces Re-election with Green Team for East Orange Council Slate - Vimarsana News

Mayor Ted R. Green Announces Re-election with Green Team for East Orange Council Slate

Mayor Ted R. Green Announces Re-election with Green Team for East Orange Council Slate February 26, 2021, 8:08 am | in Mayor Ted R. Green Announces Re-election with Green Team for East Orange Council Slate February 25, 2021   EAST ORANGE, New Jersey, February 25, 2021 – Wednesday night, during a Virtual Rally that featured elected representatives from across the state, Mayor Ted R. Green, joined by his slate of council candidates, formally announced his campaign for a second term as Mayor. Lifelong East Orange resident, a product of the East Orange School District, ...

Detroit Voters Approved Prop N. Now What? - Vimarsana News

Detroit Voters Approved Prop N. Now What?

Image credit: Jake Neher/WDET Residents of Detroit voted for Prop N and approved it by a wide margin. But now, when and how will the massive Detroit blight remediation initiative come to fruition? In late October, Detroit Today’s Stephen Henderson looked into Prop N, a city-led initiative to borrow $250 million dollars in bonds to eliminate blight throughout the city. The measure, which was approved by a wide margin last month, aims to demolish some 8,000 homes and to rehab approximately 6,000 others. Needless to say, it’s a significant undertaking, and now the real work begins as...

Source: wdet.org