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Council questions HCID development by Lupoli Companies - Vimarsana News

Council questions HCID development by Lupoli Companies

LOWELL — Newly elected City Councilor John Descoteaux is concerned about the lack of development on the Hamilton Canal Innovation District parcels owned by the Lupoli Companies, and he wonders if the city needs to move in a different direction.

'How is this gonna work?' | Neighbors voice opinions on proposed boutique hotel near the Highlands - Vimarsana News

'How is this gonna work?' | Neighbors voice opinions on proposed boutique hotel near the Highlands

What was formerly the Highland Methodist Church at the corner of Cherokee Road and Patterson Avenue could soon become a 26-room boutique hotel if developers get the green light to

Source: wdrb.com
Havasu planning panel OKs storage, housing proposal near State Park - Vimarsana News

Havasu planning panel OKs storage, housing proposal near State Park

A mixed-use planned development project for land located near Lake Havasu State Park was approved unanimously by the Planning and Zoning Commission Wednesday morning.

Two Visual Projects for Downtown Chillicothe - Vimarsana News

Two Visual Projects for Downtown Chillicothe

Chillicothe -- The nonprofit organization that works to improve Chillicothe's downtown has two interactive visual projects underway: one a more traditional mural, and the other a snazzy digital information center. Tiffany Baldwin, program manager for Downtown Chillicothe, Inc., presented both pla

Birth home of Martin Luther King Jr. to remain closed for 2 years for repairs - Vimarsana News

Birth home of Martin Luther King Jr. to remain closed for 2 years for repairs

The birth home of Martin Luther King Jr. is being shut down for two years to allow for rehabilitation work.

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