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The Mayor's Update - Garden City News - Vimarsana News

The Mayor's Update - Garden City News

Mayor Mary Carter Flanagan St. Paul's As I write this column, we await clarification on the cost estimates recently prepared by Westerman Construction, thereby enabling our progress towards the promised vote on the St. Paul’s Main Building. A clear understanding of the history of the Village’s efforts to reach a decision on the St. Paul’s

Source: gcnews.com
Growing grocery chain eyes O'Fallon location as neighbors voice concerns - Vimarsana News

Growing grocery chain eyes O'Fallon location as neighbors voice concerns

“It’s helpful to elicit feedback from the people who live there, it’s their reality,” a city alderman said.

Source: aol.com
City of Johnston to Hold Second Public Forum on Traffic Study Wednesday - Vimarsana News

City of Johnston to Hold Second Public Forum on Traffic Study Wednesday

The city of Johnston is holding its second public hearing on its citywide traffic study Wednesday evening.

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Omaha City Council strikes down proposal for roundabouts on Farnam Street - Vimarsana News

Omaha City Council strikes down proposal for roundabouts on Farnam Street

The Omaha City Council voted against roundabouts that would turn Farnam Street into a two-way all-day road.

Source: wowt.com
Construction likely to begin this summer on apartment complex along Lakeland Drive Northeast in Willmar - Vimarsana News

Construction likely to begin this summer on apartment complex along Lakeland Drive Northeast in Willmar

A traffic study completed for the 216-unit Unique Opportunities apartment complex along Lakeland Drive Northeast in Willmar shows no roadway changes are needed to accommodate the increased traffic volume.

Source: wctrib.com