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A potential Florida turnpike extension risks historic Black community - Vimarsana News

A potential Florida turnpike extension risks historic Black community

The Northern Turnpike Extension could run through the town of Royal. The community that stands there today is close-knit. Neighbors often gather for barbecues or bonfires, cars honk in recognition when they pass through the dusty roads and friends spend days chatting in lawn chairs.

Source: wlrn.org
Affordable housing concerns discussed at South Huron council - Vimarsana News

Affordable housing concerns discussed at South Huron council

SOUTH HURON – During the communications portion of South Huron council’s March 21 meeting, correspondence from the Town of The Blue Mountains inspired some…

A potential Florida Turnpike extension puts a historic Black community at risk - Vimarsana News

A potential Florida Turnpike extension puts a historic Black community at risk

One resident said the Florida Department of Transportation is "making a billion dollars" off the purchase of land in the community, "and they don’t give us chump change.”

Source: wuwf.org
Potential turnpike extension risks historic Black community - Vimarsana News

Potential turnpike extension risks historic Black community

Potential construction on the Florida Turnpike could affect Royal, one of the oldest Black communities in the state.

Source: wuft.org
Milton City Council discusses new survey about U.S. 90 widening - Vimarsana News

Milton City Council discusses new survey about U.S. 90 widening

Milton City Council pondered another resident survey over widening U.S. 90 as FDOT prepares to begin the design phase in 2023 for the downtown segment.

Source: pnj.com