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Developer hits crucial deadline for historic Belper Mills flats scheme A decision could be made as early as next month The plans would see Belper Mills converted to residential apartments (Image: Reach archive) Subscribe to our weekly email updates about the Peak District to make sure you never miss another storyInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSe...

Sedalia Police Reports For April 20, 2021 This article is compiled from the Sedalia Police Department reports. Monday afternoon, Sedalia Police responded to the Steak and Shake, 4203 Wisconsin Avenue, in reference to a hit and run. Upon arrival, Officers met with Carson Price, who stated he was rear ended on Broadway Boulevard near Thompson Boulevard. The striking vehicle left without providing information. The suspect vehicle was identified and the case remains under investigation.   Early Tuesday morning, Officers conducted a vehicle check in the parking lot of the Casey's store, 3050 Sou...

PORTSMOUTH – A long-debated, 152-unit residential development along the North Mill Pond, is moving forward after receiving key approvals from the Planning Board late Thursday night. As part of the development, called Residences at Islington Creek, developers are creating a ½-acre public park along the North Mill Pond and donating rights to the city for about ¾ of a mile of the long-planned North Mill Pond Trail and Greenway, a public multi-use path that will connect Market and Bartlett streets. The development at 105 Bartlett St., once was proposed to include 272 apartments before develo...

The city has been able to assemble the land needed for the path largely through land donations from developers with projects along the North Mill Pond.

Residents expressed opposition to the project and offered counterproposals. The city attorney said what the Planning Board can discuss is limited.