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MassDOT, MBTA, Malden announces Florence Street project completion Community Content The state Department of Transportation, the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority and the city of Malden announced the completion of a series of quick-build multimodal roadway treatments along Florence Street in Malden, including shared bus-bicycle lanes, bicycle lanes and improved pedestrian crossings to enhance access to the MBTA Orange Line’s Malden Center Station and the surrounding downtown area.  These changes are a part of the Baker-Polito Administration’s Shared Streets & Spaces Program to ...

City of Carlsbad update: Stella Davis prepares to leave Carlsbad Dale Janway One of Carlsbad’s busiest citizens, Stella Davis, is in the process of moving to West Texas with her husband, Tony. Throughout her time in Carlsbad, Stella devoted herself to this community. Her service included many years as a reporter with the Carlsbad Current-Argus and a term as an Eddy County Commissioner. She served as chair of the Chamber of Commerce’s Age Friendly Council and was on the board of the Southeast New Mexico Community Action Corporation, among many other organizations. Stella and Bob Scholl al...

WASHINGTON — It's a short drive to Tres Rojas Winery on a gravel and asphalt millings road off East Cruger Road. The unpaved path is nothing like the proverbial long and winding road that Bob and Lisa Barry traveled before finally finding a spot for their winery. After having winery proposals rejected by East Peoria and Peoria zoning boards, mainly because of complaints from prospective neighbors, the Barrys purchased 50.6 acres of the Tarvin farm owned by Washington in June 2019. The couple then waited patiently for a few months for rezoning, annexation and a special-use permit to be appr...

BELLEAIR — The Town Commission may install a temporary replacement for Mayor Gary H. Katica — who has been absent for treatment of Parkinson’s disease since October — to ensure there are enough votes to close down the city’s water department in January. With Katica out of reach, only four commissioners are now available for that vote. The city charter requires a supermajority vote when creating or disbanding a city department. Deputy Mayor Karla Rettstatt brought up the predicament Dec. 1 as the commission discussed whether to switch to Pinellas County’s water su...