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3:12 Some trails within the borough limits get very heavy use by thousands of hikers, joggers, skiers, dogmushers, horseback riders, bicyclists and motorized users on ATVs and snowmachines. The original Trails Plan was adopted in 1985 to guide the protection and management of local trails – it was last updated in 2006. Taryn Oleson-Yelle is the lead planner for R&M Consultants, Inc., the engineering and planning contractors who will get public input and draw up the revised plan with the Trails Advisory Commission. “I love trails; that’s a huge reason I moved to Alaska in the first place...

6 people honored by Missoula Downtown Association Megan Mannering/MTN News and last updated 2021-02-05 16:13:18-05 MISSOULA — The Missoula Downtown Association (MDA) Board of Directors has given six awards to people who have done extraordinary things for downtown Missoula in 2020. The annual tradition of honoring people who do special things for Downtown Missoula began in 1986 and has continued on for 44 years. This year’s awards were presented in person and celebrated during the MDA’s monthly board meeting. The most prestigious award – the Dan Cederberg Downtowner of the ...

Park Rapids Planning Commission resets priorities City Planner Andrew Mack and the commissioners hashed out the high, medium and low priorities for zoning ordinance updates on Monday night. 10:03 am, Feb. 2, 2021 × Elected Monday night were 2021 Park Rapids Planning Commission vice-chair Nancy Newman and chair Robb Swanson. (Robin Fish/Enterprise) The Park Rapids Planning Commission took a first look Monday at the city’s Comprehensive Plan, which is coming due for review, and reconsidered the priorities of its list of zoning ordinance projects. In addition to their re...

donations for program Austin Energy is seeking donations from customers for its Utilities’ Customer Assistance Program, which helps customers who are unable to pay their utility bills due to unexpected emergencies. This year, additional utility relief funding, approved by the Austin City Council in April, was available to individuals affected by COVID-19. In fiscal year 2020, the program distributed $7.4 million in utility bill assistance to more than 14,000 households. Austin Utilities customers can make a one-time or recurring donation by adding it to their paper or online utility bill or...