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Wicked Local The Select Board unanimously voted to support spending $250,000 from the town's Community Preservation Act account for design fees on future possible improvements to Memorial Pool. Residents at Town Meeting, which starts May 15, will have the final vote on whether to approve the design funds. Recreation Commission Chairman Eric Rosenthal told the Select Board on April 13 that the pool has been a popular gathering place since the 1970s, with few renovations over the years. Nearly a quarter of the town's residents use the pool each season. The project is being driven by th...

Bethlehem development unfazed by pandemic as city saw $305M in new construction in 2020 Updated 12:44 PM; The coronavirus pandemic did not slow construction in the Lehigh Valley’s second largest city and very few local businesses have closed compared to Bethlehem’s sister cities, the mayor says. During his final state of the city address, the Mayor Bob Donchez touted how Bethlehem continues to be a magnet for residential and business development and highlighted how the city is support local shops, makers and restaurants. Since he took office in 2014, the city’s approved 1,059 multi-fam...

Malden news briefs Sidewalk repair work in Malden The Department of Conservation and Recreation will implement a lane shift and sidewalk closure along Mountain Avenue at the Lt. Dennis C. Holland Memorial Pool in Malden through April 16, excluding weekends, from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. to accommodate sidewalk repair work. Traffic patterns will be marked and a police detail will be onsite.  Mayor to hold webinar On April 8, Mayor Gary Christenson will hold a live question-and-answer webinar where residents will be invited to ask questions about the Pay-As-You-Throw Trash and Recycling Program...

BATESVILLE — Batesville Mayor Mike Bettice gave his State of the City Address virtually on Tuesday, Feb. 16.

According to the documents, this major upgrade of more than $10 million is expected to see a complete makeover of the Grafton pool facilities.