Will streetcars return to Fort Worth? With growth comes a renewed interest in project
Downtown Fort Worth Inc. has committed $10,000 to study the possibility of a streetcar line in the downtown area.
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Downtown Fort Worth Inc. has committed $10,000 to study the possibility of a streetcar line in the downtown area.
Campaign finance reports filed by April 6 reveal which candidates secured the backing of wealthy donors. Many donors remain supportive of Fort Worth’s incumbent council members, two years after they first secured their place in public office.
Almost 150 years since the first streetcars came to Fort Worth, a study exploring its possible comeback could start in the next few months.
BACOLOD CITY -- The city government here spent P13,017,302 worth of school supplies for pre-school and elementary pupils. Councilor Al Espino (10th from right), chairperson of the Sangguniang Panglunsod Committee on Education, leads the ceremonial distribution of P13 million worth of school supp
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