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The Town of Huntsville is asking for the public’s input on Huntsville’s Diggin’ Downtown. Officials want to know how the town is doing with communication overall and signage on the detour routes so far.  The community is encouraged to share thoughts and feedback on what is working well and what could use improvement as Stage one construction continues.  The survey will remain open until April 16th. Last week, the concrete was removed, the bridge expansion joints were replaced and scaffolding was placed in preparation for painting the swing bridge.  In addition, catch basins were inst...

Eaton Socon green with the war memorial and St Mary's Church. - Credit: ARCHANT Eaton Socon and Eaton Ford were originally in Bedfordshire but were transferred to the council district of Huntingdonshire in 1965 and Cambridgeshire in 1974. The area has seen huge growth in recent years in terms of housing, business and amenities.  In fact, the population of Eaton Socon  and Eaton Ford have more than doubled between 1931 and 2001 and is now 9,042. Eaton Socon is mentioned as "Eaton" in the Domesday Book when the manor belonged to Eudo Dapifer. In the 13th Century it became a Soke, whi...

Students of color get short shrift School districts in whiter, more affluent communities offer up to three times more teaching in-person. Updated on Apr 03, 2021; Published on Apr 03, 2021 Elementary students in the rural Oregon Trail district have been attending class in-person since mid-February. That's nearly a month earlier than some districts serving the Portland area's most diverse families. The Oregonian Editor's Note This is the first of two parts looking at how much in-person instruction students receive in the largest Portland-area districts. This entry focuses on elementary scho...

The Agenda: Local government briefs for 1.25.21 Courtesy of the City of Richmond) Evergreen donates 200 outdoor heat lamps for small businesses The City of Richmond will be facilitating the distribution of 200 outdoor heat lamps that Evergreen Enterprises donated for small businesses. The donation was made as more businesses are conducting business outdoors to ensure that they are observing social distancing regulations. Details on the distribution have yet to be announced. Richmond introduces tax amnesty plan The City of Richmond has proposed a tax amnesty program on penalties and interest a...