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New park in Lincoln Estates makes some residents feel unheard - Vimarsana News

New park in Lincoln Estates makes some residents feel unheard

The Lincoln Estates neighborhood in Gainesville will have a new public space for residents to enjoy this coming June. The Lincoln Yard Trail at 2099 SE Eighth Ave. will be a new park containing a one-third-mile walking trail, a stormwater pond, a playground and an adult fitness station.

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Strabrick business to receive more than $400K for rail project | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Strabrick business to receive more than $400K for rail project | News, Sports, Jobs

Pennsylvania has approved approximately $42.5 million to fund rail freight infrastructure projects and a Warren County business will receive a slice of the pie.

Rail News - Pennsylvania awards $42.5 million to fund freight-rail improvements. For Railroad Career Professionals - Vimarsana News

Rail News - Pennsylvania awards $42.5 million to fund freight-rail improvements. For Railroad Career Professionals

Railroad industry news about: Pennsylvania, State Transportation Commission, PennDOT, Rail Transportation Assistance Program, Rail Freight Assistance Program, Mike Carroll, freight-rail improvement projects, $42.5 million in grants. From the editors of Progressive Railroading Magazine

Lincoln Yards and The 78 are developments that are years off, but nearly $140 million in TIF funds are flowing - Vimarsana News

Lincoln Yards and The 78 are developments that are years off, but nearly $140 million in TIF funds are flowing

The two largest ongoing development projects in Chicago — one on the North Side, the other just south of the Loop — are primed to benefit from a series of fiscal maneuvers the city has quietly made, shifting nearly $140 million from under-the-radar public bank accounts to pay for infrastructure improvements in and around those developments. Records show that since 2020, the dollars have ...

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Editorial: Our choices for City Council: Wards 37-43 - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Our choices for City Council: Wards 37-43

For the City Council, the Chicago Tribune Editorial Board endorses Howard Ray (37th), Ed Bannon (38th), Samantha Nugent (39th), Andre Vasquez (40th), Paul Struebing (41st) and Brian Comer (43rd).