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Euclid City Councilwoman Tara Hannum, who represents Ward Five, held one of her seasonal ward meetings on Feb 3 at the Euclid Senior Center. One speaker at the meeting, Linda Beck with Keep Euclid Beautiful, talked about the impact of what recycling and cleaning up trash had on the local area. Hannum has worked with […]
Within hours of contractors bricking up problem buildings in Central last week, vagrants knocked out the bricks and cement and reclaimed the derelict structures from which they had been evicted.
The DA in Nelson Mandela Bay wants the municipality to implement its problem building bylaws which could result in evictions, forced repair work and the demolition of derelict and abandoned structures in the inner city.
The entrances to several problematic buildings in Central, harbouring vagrants and criminals, have been bricked up pending approval to have some of them demolished.
The Complete Streets program will be making a splash in the Historic Westside this year, and work is expected to begin soon on a highly anticipated vocational training project. For tennis players, Lorenzi Park is getting a facelift and a few more courts.