Jamie Smith 540-387-5250
May 3, 2013
TRAFFIC ALERT: NIGHTTIME LANE CLOSURES AND DETOURS PLANNED FOR INTERSTATE 81 IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY
SALEM – Beginning Sunday, May 5, nighttime lane closures and detours are scheduled on Interstate 81 for the ongoing road construction project to build a five-mile truck climbing lane along southbound I- 81 in Montgomery County between mile markers 120 and 125.
• Northbound detours will be in place Sunday, May 5 and Monday, May 6, beginning at 10 p.m. each night until 6 a.m. the following morning. Northbound I-81 traffic will be detoured at exit 118 (Christiansburg) onto Route 11/460 and back onto I-81 at exit 132 (Dixie Caverns).
• Southbound lane closures will be in place Sunday, May 5 and Monday, May 6, beginning at 9 p.m. each night until 6 a.m. the following morning.
• Southbound detours will be in place Tuesday, May 7 through Thursday, May 9, beginning at 9 p.m. each night until 6 a.m. the following morning. Southbound I-81 traffic will be detoured at exit 132 (Dixie Caverns) onto Route 11/460 and back onto I-81 at exit 118 (Christiansburg).
Dates and times are tentative and could be adjusted due to weather or work schedule. Signs and message boards will be in place to alert drivers to these traffic detours.
Work on the truck climbing lane project is expected to be completed in November 2013.
For traffic information and updates, visit www.511Virginia.org.
Information in VDOT news releases was accurate at the time the release was published. For the most current information about projects or programs, please visit the project or program Web pages. You may find those by searching by keyword in the search Virginia DOT box above.


August 10, 2017
This newsletter is to inform you that the 2017 Crack Sealing Program is tentatively scheduled to begin Monday, August 21, 2017. Construction is scheduled to be completed by Friday, September 8, 2017.
The program consists of crack sealing various streets throughout the City. Project locations, depending on volume of cracks to be sealed, the application rates applied, and budget, may include:
- Turner Court between Main Street and Washington Street
- Main Street between Wilson Avenue and IL Route 59
- Galena Street between High Street and Fulton Street
- Powis Road between IL Route 64 and Smith Road
- St. Andrews Subdivision
- Smith Road between Doral Drive and Waterford Lane
- Klein Road
- Arbor Avenue between Washington Street and National Street
- Arbor Avenue between Hawthorne Lane and IL Route 59
- North Oak Street between Washington Street and Grand Lake Boulevard
- Wood Street and Geneva Street
- Ann Street between Church Street and Joliet Street
- Church Street between Town Road and Wood Street
- Norris Avenue between Ann Street and Washington Street
- Lyman Street between Stimmel Street and Church Street
- Stimmel Street between Lyman Street and Sherman Street
- Conde Street between Blakely Street and Sycamore Avenue
- Clayton Street
Streets on the list that are not addressed in 2017 are typically scheduled to be addressed in subsequent years. The proposed work involves sawcutting, or routing, primary cracks in the pavement and sealing those cracks at various City streets adjacent to your property. The main reasons for this street maintenance program are to protect the street surface and extend the pavement life expectancy. Please be aware that airborne dust will result during crack routing and compressed air cleaning operations. You are advised to close all windows to prevent dust from entering your home and/or vehicle(s) during the duration of the construction activities.
During operations, it is essential that no cars be in the way of the contractor’s equipment. Please avoid parking on the street while this work is being performed. The material can be driven over shortly after sealing operations and dry sand may also be used to prevent tracking from the tires. The material should be completely cured within a period of 24 to 48 hours, depending on the weather conditions.
Please note that construction activities are scheduled between 7:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, and between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. on Saturday at all project locations.
If you should have any questions regarding the 2017 Crack Sealing Program, please contact Tomasz Tretowicz, Project Engineer, with Thomas Engineering Group, at firstname.lastname@example.org or at (217) 419-1709.
For your safety and the safety of the workers, please obey all traffic control signs and flagging operations during the construction process. Thank you in advance for your cooperation and patience in this manner.
Si necesita una versión en Español de este documento favor de ponerse en contacto con Valeria Lopez al (630) 293-2200 ext. 170.


Penrith City Council has applauded today’s decision by the NSW Government and Penrith Lakes Development Corporation to open the Penrith Lakes to recreation activities this summer.
Mayor, Todd Carney said he was delighted Council’s advocacy for the community had come to fruition just in time for summer.
“For too long, Penrith Lakes has been sitting idle behind locked gates when it should have been opened to the community,” Mayor Carney said.
“With summer just days away this an enormous win for our community. This first step towards permanent access and to realise the lakes’ full potential is just the beginning for this hidden gem in Penrith.
“Penrith Lakes spans 20km2, offers a natural beach and waterway that is comparable in size to Bondi Beach. Unlocking parts of this prime, existing piece of land in our footprint is a cost-effective way to ensure that our community members have an active haven to escape the heat which is close to home.
“Instead of having to drive over an hour to the nearest beach, our residents will be minutes from a fantastic spot to cool off and have fun.
“I want to acknowledge the efforts of Council in getting to this stage. Successive Mayors and Councillors have called on the State Government to open this site to the community – it’s testament to that continued work for our community and Western Sydney that sees us standing here today,” he said.
He said the natural beauty of the site and the activities it can host will immediately attract visitors from across Western Sydney, with tourist numbers set to further increase with the Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport opening in 2026.


Upcoming Pathway Closure in San Rafael: Rice Drive to Andersen Drive from April 12 to April 16
From Monday, April 12 to Friday, April 16, the City’s contractor, Van Midde & Son Concrete, will replace two concrete flags along the Multi-Use Pathway between Andersen Drive and Rice drive. The pathway will be closed for the duration of construction (see map for reference). Motorists are advised to use Andersen Drive as a detour.
For any questions or inquiries, please email Associate Civil Engineer, Theo Sanchez or call (415) 485-3355.


Wednesday August 19th, 2020
The Driggs City Council held a meeting on July 7th and on the agenda was the selection of a location in Driggs for the new Aquatic/Recreation Center. Doug Self, Community Development Director, summarized the pros and cons of the two top sites and provided the project team’s unanimous recommendation. The City Council’s vote was also unanimous in support of the site selection. The recommended site that the City has pursued is near the corner of 5th Street and Ski Hill Road.
Since the meeting, the city and our project team met with the land owners, Ball Ventures, and they have agreed to DONATE the land to the city! We still have to work through the land use permitting, but the "handshake" agreement from Ball Ventures is there.
I hope that this news will inspire and reignite excitement around a future aquatics facility and the work that Teton Valley Aquatics has done to get us this far. We need continued financial support from you and our community to Help Keep Us Afloat as we continue on in support of our mission!
Donate to TVA through the Tin Cup Challenge by Friday, July 24th so your donation can receive a match from the Community Foundation! Thank you for your support and we look forward to sharing more exciting news and progress with you!


Electrical works: disruption at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital (GRH) from 28 January 2023
From 28 January 2023 urgent maintenance work at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital is likely to cause significant disruption around the site for eight weeks.
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What are we doing?
As a large acute hospital, we have a number of back-up generators housed in a special building on both sites. These back-up generators automatically power up in the event of the loss of normal mains electrical supply in order to continue to power the site, minimising the disruption to delivering care to patients. We need to upgrade by adding another generator and upgrading the control panel.
What impact will there be on parking?
The work will be to upgrade the hospital's electrical infrastructure throughout February and March and will mean the Orchard Car Park will have to be temporarily closed.
This means there will be reduced parking on site for 8 weeks. However there are three alternative car parks close by, including Gloucester Train Station Car Park, NCP Great Western Road Car Park and Parking Places Car Park.


The project was put on hold over a decade ago.
With talks of a Schengen-like visa to be introduced to people wanting to visit the GCC, developments to make trips easier between the countries have already begun. That’s right. Bahrain and Qatar have decided to breathe new life into the long-awaited Bahrain-Qatar Causeway Project. This initiative aims to connect Qatar to the eastern coast of Bahrain, reducing travel time from five hours to just 30 minutes.
The roots of the Bahrain-Qatar Causeway Project trace back to the early 2000s when a Memorandum of Understanding was signed to launch the endeavour. This led to the formation of a joint institution responsible for managing, maintaining, and operating the causeway, as well as investing in its facilities.
Despite the promising start, the causeway project faced a major setback and was put on hold for the past decade. The initial four-year timeline for completion became an elusive goal, leaving the citizens of both nations in anticipation.
Fast forward to the present, the leaders of Bahrain and Qatar recently met and directed the concerned authorities to complete necessary plans for the immediate implementation of the Bahrain-Qatar Causeway.
It will span 40km with flyovers reaching 40 metres above sea level to allow uninterrupted ship crossings. The causeway will span 40km with flyovers reaching 40 meters above sea level to allow uninterrupted ship crossings. It’ll also have a dual two-lane highway accompanied by a rail platform with a total of four lanes. The completion of this colossal infrastructure project is estimated to take four years.
The revival of the causeway project is not just about reducing travel times but it also positively impacts the strong and historical ties between Bahrain and Qatar. With plans in motion and a shared vision for the future, the Bahrain-Qatar Causeway is poised to become a symbol of unity and progress in the Gulf region.


Quetta: The Defence Housing Authority (DHA) Quetta is holding its first ballot on March 14 for ‘Smart City Phase I’ project, according to the project developers. The ballot is all set to be held at the main office of DHA Quetta on Airport Road, from 10:30 am to 4 pm.
What are the sizes of plots included in the DHA Quetta ballot?
The ballot will offer plots under 12 categories; including residential, commercial and farmhouses plots. The sizes of residential plots being offered are 1, 2 kanals and 3, 5, 10 and 15 marla plots. For commercial purpose, the plots being balloted encompass 1 kanal, 4 marla or 8 marla area. The land for farmhouses’ construction span over 8 kanal, 5 kanal and 4 kanal.
DHA Quetta’s ballot event will be attended by approximately 500 prominent real estate personalities and the city’s elite. The governor of Balochistan is also expected to attend the event and as many as 12 chief guests (to conduct a ballot for each category). Meanwhile, Zameen.com Manager Sales (Quetta) will also be in attendence.
For more details on the project and other prominent real estate ventures undergoing in Pakistan, stay tuned to Zameen News.


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The community of Legacy, in Calgary’s SE, will be a bright spot in our city this holiday season, literally!
From November 21, 2022, to January 15, 2023, Legacy will light up the south end of the city with more than a million Christmas lights in a cheery display throughout the community as one of Calgary’s largest free light displays. Guests from across the city can also access two public skating rinks in the community, a full-sized hockey rink complete with regulation boards, and a second rink for pleasure skaters.
Legacy Christmas Lights:
When: November 21, 2022 – January 15, 2023
Time: 5 pm
Where: Legacy Calgary, AB
Address: Legacy Community SE, Calgary, AB
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Tri-State Tollway (I-94), Russell Road to Lake Cook Road—Pavement and Structural Preservation and Rehabilitation
TranSmart provided Phase III construction management engineering services as a subconsultant for the proposed roadway and bridge preservation / rehabilitation. Construction management services including field inspections, reviewing plans and special provisions, reviewing layout of contract including design change, maintaining record and documentation, generating pay estimates, preparing change orders and work orders, and monitoring maintenance of traffic (MOT).
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BY PRESTIGE MUNTANGA
BULAWAYO residents have called on the city council to urgently fill up potholes on most city roads, saying they were contributing to a number of fatal accidents.
At the weekend, three accidents occurred in the city which resulted in deaths and injuries.
One of the accidents on Saturday along Leopold Takawira Avenue in the city claimed the life of veteran journalist Innocent Kurwa.
Bulawayo Progressive Residents Association chairperson Ambrose Sibindi yesterday said most of the fatal accidents in the city were caused by potholes.
“We are trying to talk to the council on the issue of potholes because they are worsening and are posing danger to motorists,” Sibindi said.
“Bulawayo roads are death traps, especially the main roads and we have noticed an increase in the number of accidents as a result of these potholes.”
Mayibongwe Ndlovu, a commuter omnibus driver who plies the City-Luveve route, said Luveve Road was also littered with potholes.
“The road is very bad. We have to switch to the oncoming lane to avoid potholes. Robbers are taking advantage of potholes to pounce on drivers that would have slowed down to navigate the potholes,” he said.
Early this month, President Emmerson Mnangagwa said government had set aside $33,6 billion for the second phase of the emergency road rehabilitation programme across the country.
This was after government in February declared the country’s road network a state of disaster as most of them had become untrafficable following damage caused by heavy rains received this year.
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Six of the eight Kirkland City Council candidates talked affordable housing, density, parking and transit, among other things, during a candidates forum hosted by the Kirkland Rotary and the Greater Kirkland Chamber of Commerce Monday night.
The forum held at the Woodmark Hotel was moderated by chamber and rotary member Patti Smith.
Council Positions 1, 2, 3, 5 and 7 are up for election this year.
In Position 1, Deputy Mayor Jay Arnold is facing Martin Morgan, who were both in attendance at the forum Monday. Arnold has been on the council since 2014. Morgan, who has had a contentious relationship with the city, has run for council four times in the past starting in 2009.
See the full article published in the Kirkland Reporter at http://www.kirklandreporter.com/news/kirkland-city-council-candidates-talk-density-housing-transit-at-local-forum/


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Beginning Saturday (7/25) early morning through Friday (7/31) early evening, Medical Center Drive between Cannon Drive and Old Cannon Drive will be closed in both directions. Traffic will be detoured to King Avenue. Motorists should anticipate delays. The Morehouse to Med Center Shuttle will maintain its regular route but may experience delays. The closure supports continued work on the Inpatient Hospital Garage.
Additional lane closures along northbound Cannon Drive and westbound Medical Center Drive will occur early August.
To view a map of impacts, visit the Facilities Operations and Development website.


October 22, 2021 - October 24, 2021 @ Downtown Public Square
City Council Approved 1/19/2021.
October 29, 2021, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Downtown Belleville - East Main Street from High Street to Mascoutah Avenue
October 30, 2021, 7:30 AM - 11:59 AM @ First block of South Charles Street between East Main Street and East Washington Street
City Council approved 2/16/2021.
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STAG also exists to persuade Sheffield City Council to have a moratorium on all tree planting and felling operations that do not include works to trees that represent, by reason of their condition, a likely, immediate and reasonably foreseeable danger of serious, harm or damage in the near future: “a risk of such immediacy and consequence that urgent action is required” (NTSG, 2011, p. 52). STAG would like such a moratorium to be in place until an adequate tree strategy has been commissioned, draughted in accordance with current arboricultural good practice advice, guidance and recommendations, and until it has been completed, adopted as Council policy, and is ready for implementation. STAG believe that it is necessary that the tree strategy include a sub-strategy specifically for highway trees.
|Join your local Tree Group:
1. Main STAG Facebook Group here
2. Save Crookes, Weston Road & Walkley Tree here
3. Save Gleadless Valley Trees here
4. Save Ecclesall Road Trees here
5. Save Rivelin Valley Road, Hillsborough & Wadsley Trees here
6. Save Netheredge Trees here
7. Save Dore, Totley & Bradway Trees here
8. Save the Trees of Firth Park here
9. Save the Trees of Millhouses Please here
10. Save the Burngreave and Pitsmoor Trees here
11. Save Norfolk Park Trees here
12. Save the Trees in Greenhill here
Use the info on this site to encourange people in your area to take an interest and to also dispel a lot of the myths!
1. SORT here
2. Save Netheredge Trees here
3. Save Eccleshall Trees here
|Attend upcoming Events:
Sat 25th Feb 11am – Stop the Spin – Town Hall here
Friday 10th March 7pm – STAG Benefit Concert – Greystones Pub here
|Check-out Trees at Risk Map:
See which trees are at risk of being chopped. This is manually updated, so please let us know if any are missing
Save Sheffield Trees – Merchandise!
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Thank you to all of you who generously donated to our crowdfunding. The money has created our STAG T-Shirts, leaflets and other promo for the campaign and of course Legal support!


The Town of Erving’s draft Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness (MVP) Resiliency Plan is available for public review and comment. Click here to read the MVP Plan and/or attend the Erving MVP public meeting, held in conjunction with the Erving Select Board meeting on March 25th at 6:35 pm at Erving Town Hall. Public comments will be accepted during the meeting as well as during a public comment period from March 18th through April 1st. You may hand in your comments at the public meeting or submit them online at www.erving-ma.gov/emergency-management/pages/municipal-vulnerability-preparedness.
You may also mail comments to:
Franklin Regional Council of Governments
12 Olive Street, Suite 2
Greenfield, MA 01301
Attention: Kimberly Noake MacPhee


Notice of Temporary Road Closures: Great Stoke Roundabout Area
South Gloucestershire Council - 7th July 2020
Notice is hereby given that South Gloucestershire District Council in pursuance of the provisions of section 14 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as amended intends to make an order the effect of which will be to close, temporarily, to vehicles the lengths of road specified in the Schedule to this notice.
This order is required in connection with carriageway resurfacing works and will be operative from the 3 August 2020 for a maximum period of eighteen months. The closure however may not be implemented for the whole of the period but only when traffic signs are in position and only for so long as is necessitated by the works which are anticipated to be of 4 weeks duration, being overnight works between 8pm and 6am.
Great Stoke Roundabout – all lengths
B4057 Winterbourne Road – which extends from Great Stoke Roundabout in an easterly direction for a distance of 210 metres
B4057 Winterbourne Road – which extends from Great Stoke Roundabout in a westerly direction for a distance of 575 metres
Great Stoke Way – which extends from Great Stoke Roundabout in a southerly direction for a distance of 250 metres
Bradley Stoke Way – which extends from Great Stoke Roundabout in a northerly direction for a distance of 200 metres
Alternative route: A4174 Ring Road, A4174 Station Road, A38 Gloucester Road North, A38 Gloucester Road, B4427 Church Road, B4059 Latteridge Road, B4058 Bristol Road and vice versa
PO Box 1953, Bristol, BS37 0DB
Monitoring Officer and Head of Legal, Governance and Democratic Services
Please click the following links to download a notice, diversion route and plan of the road closures:


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Profit-driven developers continue to take their toll on Rotherhithe's pubs. with recent local victims including the Clipper, the Ship York and the Three Compasses. All now face replacement with yet more flats, reducing our area's character, heritage and amenities.[Read more...]
The latest Canada Water Masterplan has confirmed local residents' worst fears. Colin Boyle, Southwark Green Party Chair and local resident, stated that: "The Rotherhithe we know will be lost, and in its place we will have a high-rise, densely packed urban landscape. We need to develop Canada Water, but this proposal is entirely out of keeping with the area and ignores the feedback that local residents provided in previous consultations."[Read more...]


SAINTE-AGATHE-DES-MONTS, QC, July 6, 2018 /CNW/ - The governments of Canada and Quebec recognize that cultural infrastructure plays a key role in developing dynamic communities and promoting Canadian and Quebec heritage.
David Graham, Member of Parliament for Laurentides‒Labelle, and Marie Montpetit, Minister of Culture and Communications, and Minister Responsible for the Protection and Promotion of the French Language, today announced that the governments of Canada and Quebec will each invest over $965,000 to renovate and upgrade Le Patriote Theater.
This financial support comes from the New Building Canada Fund, Provincial-Territorial Infrastructure Component—Small Communities Fund. The City of Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts will also invest more than $965,000 to bring the total government and municipal investment to nearly $2.9 million.
Le Patriote Theater is a key performing arts venue known as the cradle of Quebec music. It was named the entertainment venue of the year at the last ADISQ gala for the Quebec recording, concert and video industries. The work will bring the building up to code with new sprinkler, heating and ventilation systems, insulation for the walls and roof, and new seats and flooring.
"It is by working in partnership that great things happen and the Government of Canada is proud to be a partner to the regions in maintaining their infrastructure. The rich history of the Le Patriote Theatre demonstrates that it's possible to create synergies among cultural programming, economic growth and creating vital communities. With the work of all the artists working to develop this important cultural hub, Le Patriote will be able to continue developing this synergy for years to come."
David Graham, Member of Parliament for Laurentides—Labelle, on behalf of the Honourable Amarjeet Sohi, Minister of Infrastructure and Communities
"Our government is investing in communities to promote the development of quality infrastructure and improve access to culture throughout Quebec. Le Patriote enhances Sainte‑Agathe‑des‑Monts' cultural offerings and the project will allow this important regional stakeholder to fulfill its role as a key player in the community. The work to adapt this major performing arts venue to contemporary needs is the result of tireless efforts by Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts officials and Ste.-Agathe-des-Arts, and I would like to thank them for this."
Marie Montpetit, Minister of Culture and Communications, and Minister Responsible for the Protection and Promotion of the French Language
"The Town of Sainte‑Agathe‑des‑Monts welcomes the financial support of the governments of Canada and Quebec for the renovation of this local institution with a reputation that extends far beyond the town limits. The theater's contribution to economic, social and cultural development in the community is very important to us."
Denis Chalifoux, Mayor of Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts
- The Small Communities Fund is a federal‒provincial program coordinated by Infrastructure Canada in partnership with the provinces and territories. In Quebec, the Fund is administered by the Quebec Department of Municipal Affairs and Land Occupancy. The goal of this program is to provide financial support to Canadian municipalities with fewer than 100,000 residents to develop infrastructure that enhance their cultural, sports, recreational, and tourism assets or safeguard public assets.
- The Government of Canada will invest more than $180 billion over 12 years in public transit projects, green infrastructure, social infrastructure, trade and transportation routes, and Canada's rural and northern communities. $25.3 billion of this funding will support social infrastructure in Canadian communities.
- Quebec's 2018-2028 Infrastructure Plan calls for nearly $7.3 billion in investments in municipal infrastructure under the Quebec Department of Municipal Affairs and Land Occupancy. When combined with contributions from the Government of Canada and municipalities, this means over $14.3 billion will be invested in municipal infrastructure in Quebec over this period.
Investing in Canada: Canada's Long-Term Infrastructure Plan: http://www.infrastructure.gc.ca/plan/about-invest-apropos-eng.html
Federal investments in infrastructure projects in Quebec: http://www.infrastructure.gc.ca/map-carte/index-eng.html
Quebec cultural heritage directory: http://www.patrimoine-culturel.gouv.qc.ca/rpcq/detail.do?methode=consulter&id=196967&type=bien
SOURCE Infrastructure Canada
For further information: Kate Monfette, Director of Communications, Office of the Minister of Infrastructure and Communities, Tel.: 613-301-0894, Email: [email protected]; Sophie Châteauvert, Policy Advisor, Office of the Minister of Culture and Communications, and Minister Responsible for the Protection and Promotion of the French Language, Tel.: 418-380-2310; For information: Infrastructure Canada, Tel.: 613‑960-9251, Toll free: 1-877-250-7154, Email: [email protected]; Media Relations Team, Communications Branch, Quebec Department of Municipal Affairs and Land Occupancy and the Department of Public Safety, Tel.: 418-646-6777, ext. 3746


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Land area of 2,150 sqm with buildability for residential use of 570 square meters.
The connections to the utilities are easy to be realize and in the immediate proximities, there is accessibility from asphalted road.
The village offers a hotel, restaurant, spa.
San Terenziano 6 km
Montefalco 18 km.
Todi 18 km
Assisi 30 km
Perugia 30 km
Perugia international airport 37 km.
Rome Fiumicino Airport 172 km
Adriatic Sea – Civitanova Marche 135 km.
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Upcoming I-90 ramp closures
Daily off-peak closures have been extended for both the Island Crest Way Eastbound HOV off-ramp and the Island Crest Way Westbound HOV on-ramp.
The Island Crest Way Eastbound HOV off-ramp will close daily March 12 – March 27, from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. This closure is necessary to continue construction on the station's south sound wall. Drivers will be able to use the West Mercer Way and 77th Avenue eastbound off-ramps.
The Island Crest Way Westbound HOV on-ramp will continue to close daily, during off-peak hours through the end of March. Work continues on the northern sound walls. Drivers can use the West Mercer Way and 76th Avenue Southeast westbound on-ramps during this closure.
Extended closure hours for March 19 and 20
On Monday Mar. 19 and Tuesday March 20, the Island Crest Way Westbound HOV on-ramp closure will be extended from 9 a.m. until 7 p.m. During this time, crews will pour a new concrete barrier on the north side of the station. A technique called “slip forming” where concrete is poured continuously into a moving form, will be used and the extended hours are needed to allow the concrete to set properly. Slip forming creates continuous, non-interrupted, durable concrete barriers and allows crews to install long segments of barrier in a short amount of time.
Off-peak (9 a.m. – 3 p.m.) closures will resume at 9 a.m. on Wednesday March 21. Drivers can use the West Mercer Way and 76th Avenue Southeast westbound on-ramps during this closure.


Depending on when leaves begin to fall, Hastings DPS anticipates beginning fall leaf and yard debris collection in late October. The actual date will be announced as the season progresses.
Meanwhile, please place leaves and other compostable yard debris immediately behind the curb (on the curb lawn). Leaves and debris should not obstruct the sidewalk, be placed in the street, or adjacent to intersections where they might obstruct vision.
For more information please call (269) 945-2468.


Victoria Park and Watercress Field
PECT is delighted to be working with Ashford Borough Council to develop a £3.7m restoration and improvement project for Victoria Park and Watercress Field.
The funding comes thanks to support from the National Lottery through the Heritage Lottery Fund and Big Lottery Fund.
Ashford Borough Council are working with a number of specialists who will help to undertake historic research about the park, explore ideas for activities, events, schools resources and training, as well as developing designs for restoration and improvement works.
We also want to hear from local residents to find out more about your knowledge and experience of the parks, as well as exploring your thoughts on the future of the project.
We would really appreciate your support to ensure we develop a high quality and successful project, that meets the needs of local people and the wider community.
How you can help?
Join our Friends of Victoria Park Group where anyone with a passion for the park can come along and get involved with maintaining, improving and promoting it on a regular basis.
Contact Karen Igho on 01733 866441 or email [email protected] for more information.


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Price 2.75 crores including the house
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The following Bylaws will be considered for 2nd and 3rd Readings at 11:00 a.m. on September 16, 2019 during the regular R.M. Council meeting. If you would like to speak to one of the Bylaws, please contact the Planning Department in advance of 5 p.m. on September 13, 2019.
- Bylaw 30/19 for Mark & Diane Pastoor on LSD 2 & 7 2-39-6-W3; Proposed change; rezoning from Agricultural District to Agricultural Residential 1 District (AR1). Purpose: to allow for the creation of one (1) new residential parcel.
- Bylaw 33/19 for the R.M. of Corman Park for Barry & Judy Stefaniuk, Charles & Barbara Doell, Dennis & Caroline Chillog and Ron & Rhonda Watier on Parcels 'B', 'C', 'D', and 'H' SE 4-39-5-W3. Proposed change; rezoning from Agricultural District (AG) to Agricultural Residential 2 District (AR2). Purpose: to bring the properties into alignment with the R.M. of Corman Park policies as historical severed parcels and allow for subdivision and rezoning to occur on an adjacent property (Parcel 'A' SE 4-19-5-W3).
The Advertisement for Bylaws 30/19 and 33/19 can be found here.
For more information, please contact the Planning Department at 306-242-9303 or email@example.com and reference the Bylaw number.


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PLANNING AND LISTED BUILDING - STATUTORY ADVERTSNotice ID: MF0254361
THREE RIVERS DISTRICT COUNCIL PLANNING AND LISTED BUILDING - STATUTORY ADVERTS
The following applications for proposed development have been submitted to the Council. A copy of all applications, plans and other documents submitted may be inspected at Three Rivers House, Northway, Rickmansworth, Herts WD3 1RL between the hours of 9.00 a.m. and 5.00 p.m. (Monday to Friday). Alternatively you can view the plans by visiting the Council’s website and using the Planning Online facility at the following web: http://www3.threerivers.gov.uk/online-applications/. Any representations on an application can be made using the Planning Online facility at the web address above or by emailing email@example.com with the words “comments on application” followed by the application number in the subject box or by post marked for the attention of the Planning Section at the above address. Under the provisions of the Local Government (Access to Information) Act 1985, any comments only be taken into account if they are available for public inspection before the application is decided.
17/2421/FUL – Construction of single storey orangey to rear and alterations to raised terrace 11 Gallows Hill Abbots Langley WD4 8PG For: Mr Lewis Baker Reason/s: Listed Building 17/2536/FUL – Demolition of existing house and construction of replacement two storey dwelling with accommodation in the roof space 37 Westbury Road Northwood HA6 3DB For: Mr Patel Reason/s: Public Right of Way 17/2610/FUL – Demolition of existing side projections and construction of part single storey, part two storey side and rear extensions; creation of basement; roof alterations including increase in ridge height to create second floor accommodation; and internal alterations 5 Bedford Road Moor Park HA6 2BA For: Mr & Mrs Patel Reason/s: Conservation Area 17/2613/FUL – Demolition of existing garage and single storey extension and construction of two storey and single storey side & rear extensions and insertion of rear dormer 38 Follett Drive Abbots Langley WD5 0LP For: Mr A Hinks Reason/s: Public Right of Way 17/2648/FUL – Two storey front, side and rear extensions 68 Hillcroft Crescent Oxhey Hall WD19 4NY For: Mr & Mrs Nicholas Pugh Reason/s: Conservation Area 17/2668/FUL – Single storey front extension and new roof over existing single storey side projection, two rear dormers to replace existing flat roof rear extension, insertion of side covered raised verandah, replace tile hanging with cement render, replacement windows and extension/alterations to existing drive and new crossover onto Berks Hill Ennerdale 28 Berks Hill Chorleywood For: Mr & Mrs Plunkett Reason/s: Conservation Area 17/2573/FUL – Replacement windows 46 Dickinson Square Croxley Green WD3 3EY For: Mr & Mrs Dalgliesh Reason/s: Conservation Area 17/2599/LBC – Listed Building Consent: Conversion of barn to create a single dwelling house with associated internal and external alterations, landscaping and new parking layout Cathedral Barn Model Farm Langleybury Lane For: Mr & Mrs Holes Reason/s: Listed Building 17/2650/FUL – Rear extension to roof with Juliet balcony and front rooflights 107 Ebury Road Rickmansworth Hertfordshire For: Mr & Mrs M Gutreich Reason/s: Conservation Area17/2598/FUL – Conversion of barn to create a single dwelling house with associated internal and external alterations, landscaping and new parking layout Cathedral Barn Model Farm Langleybury Lane For: Mr & Mrs Holes Reason/s: Listed Building 17/2616/FUL – Part single, part two storey rear extension and alterations 1 Numbers Farm Egg Farm Lane Kings Langley For: Ms Christine Trybus Reason/s: Listed Building 17/2214/FUL – Change of use of part dwelling (class C3) and part bed and breakfast accommodation (class C1) to single dwelling house (class C3) The Old Stores Rickmansworth Road Chorleywood For: Zoe Wilson Reason/s: Conservation Area 17/2606/FUL – Erection of 2 no. 2 bed 3 person wheelchair user flats, 4 no. 2 bed 4 person flats and associated car parking and landscaping Garages Rear of 22 to 28 Ashridge Drive South Oxhey For: Ms Cummings Reason/s: Major Development 17/2670/RSP – Part Retrospective: Loft conversion including rear dormer Rosebank Cottages 188 High Street Rickmansworth For: Mr & Mrs T Goodall Reason/s: Conservation Area 17/2445/FUL – Single storey rear extension, first floor side extensions and extensions and alterations to roof including increase in ridge height and insertion of front dormers and rear rooflights Makindye Solesbridge Lane Chorleywood For: Miss Katherine Langman Reason/s: Conservation Area 17/2549/AOD – Approval of Details: Details pursuant to Condition 1 of Outline Permission 16/2076/OUT comprising layout, appearance, landscaping and scale for 100 residential units Land at Fairways Farm, Including 67 and 69 Bucknalls Lane Garston Watford For: Mr Johnson Reason/s: Major Development 17/2618/FUL – First floor rear extension, loft conversion and single storey rear extension Bentley Violet Way Loudwater For: Mr Richard Graham Reason/s: Conservation Area/Public Right of Way 17/2617/RSP – Part Retrospective: Alterations to fenestration within north elevation and demolition of existing garage and construction of detached double garage 98 Wolsey Road Moor Park HA6 2ED For: Mr Sibtain Lalji Reason/s: Conservation Area ALL REPRESENTATION TO BE RECEIVED NO LATER THAN 27TH JANUARY 2018. Three Rivers District Council Three Rivers House Northway, Rickmansworth WD3 1RL


The flyover at Cay Go round is considered the largest among the 12 steel flyovers in Vietnam. The bridge has a main direction on Hong Bang Street and a branch to the 3/2 street. The project has a total investment of over 450 billion dong.
This is the sixth steel flyover built in Ho Chi Minh City in more than a year. The overpass is built in Y-shaped, including the flyover branch from 3/2 Street to Hong Bang Street, 234m long and 7m wide, and the overpass straight to Hong Bang Street is 303m long and 12-15m wide. Construction and installation cost is about 314 billion dong.


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
FEBRUARY 5, 2021
SANITARY SEWER MANHOLES REHABILITATION IMPROVEMENTS STARTING FEBRUARY 8, 2021
DAVIE, Fla. – The Town of Davie Utilities Department will conduct sanitary sewer manholes rehabilitation improvements along the areas of SW 61st Avenue, SW 39th Court, and SW 41st Court from February 8, 2021, through March 1, 2021. Please note that there will be no sewer service interruptions while work is being performed.
The project will be performed by Enviro Waste Services Group, Inc. and will require access to sanitary sewer manholes. This method requires little or zero sanitary sewer interruptions.
Areas Affected (see map below):
- Starting at the corner of SW 36th Court and SW 61st Avenue, continue South along SW 61st Avenue to SW 39th Court.
- Continue West along SW 39th Court to Davie Road.
- Continue South on Davie Road to SW 41st Court.
- Continue West along SW 41st Court to SW 67 Avenue.
What to Expect:
- Outdoor Noise - Utilities and Enviro Waste Services Group, Inc. crews and vehicles will be outside in the area operating equipment necessary for manholes restoration.
- Traffic Disruptions - Utilities and Enviro Waste Services Group, Inc. crews and vehicles will need access to street manholes.
If you have any additional questions regarding this project, please contact the Town of Davie Utilities Department at 954-327-3742 or visit www.davie-fl.gov/925/Wastewater-Collections..
Leona Henry, Intergovernmental Affairs Manager
Sussette Rodriguez, Public Relations Coordinator
Ariana Briceno, Public Relations Assistant
If you do not wish to receive Town of Davie news releases, please email [email protected] and request that your email address be removed from this list.


A new history has been written with this new appointment.
The Penang government has announced Datuk A. Rajendran as the Mayor of the Penang Island City Council (MBPP). This decision was made by the executive council said Jagdeep Singh Deo, the chairman of State Local Government Committee. Adding that Rajendran’s swearing-in ceremony will be held after May 5.
According to the source, he is the second mayor of Indian descent to be appointed in more than 60 years after DS Ramanathan. DS Ramanathan was elected as mayor in 1958.
Rajendran will be replacing Datuk Yew Tung Seang, who retires on May 5.
Rajendran Anthony has spent 37 years as a MBPP officer and is familiar with its workings, having overseen many projects and redesigning of road systems on the island.
The 60-year-old’s first task would be to ease traffic congestion on Penang island and hoping to increase the people’s social participation.
“I know I will face many challenges, but I promise to do my best and provide better services to the people of Penang.” – Rajendran Anthony
He expressed his gratitude to the Penang government, particularly Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow and Jagdeep, for giving him a chance to become the fourth mayor of Penang.
Rajendran’s major accomplishment include the implementation of one-way streets in George Town and traffic improvement schemes on Penang’s busiest thoroughfare, Jalan Masjid Negeri – which is popularly known as Green Lane – and its surrounding roads.


GO Transit service in Bolton extended
Sylvia Jones, MPP for Dufferin-Caledon, and His Worship Allan Thompson, Mayor of the Town of Caledon, today issued a joint statement announcing the temporary extension of GO Transit service in Bolton.
“This is great news for Dufferin-Caledon and all those who rely on Go Transit out of Bolton to access the Metrolinx system. The two bus routes will provide relief for all residents, from students to seniors, during their daily commutes,” said Jones. “Thank you to the Minister of Transportation, Caroline Mulroney, and the Associate Minister of Transportation (GTA), Kinga Surma, for working with Mayor Thompson and myself to find a solution.”
“This is a vitally important service in Caledon,” said Mayor Allan Thompson. “Whether for school or business, to get to work or to a medical appointment, for many Caledon residents this is their only mode of transportation to and from the GTA. I’m grateful to my colleague Sylvia Jones for her involvement in this issue and the province for listening to our concerns and responding so quickly. We look forward to working with Metrolinx to find a long term solution that helps us meet the needs of our residents.”
Route 38 bus service will operate for a limited time until January 2020. Starting on July 2, 2019, Customers in Caledon and Brampton will be able to take buses that will connect with Toronto-bound Kitchener line trains at Malton GO Station at 6:46 and 7:46 a.m. Return trip buses will meet afternoon trains at Malton GO departing Union Station at 3:35 and 5:27 p.m. All existing stops along the route will be maintained.
Visit GOTransit.com/servicechanges for a complete overview of the changes and alternate trip options.
Michael Johnson, Constituency Assistant
Sylvia Jones, MPP
Drop by Sylvia’s Constituency office:
244 Broadway, Orangeville, open Monday to Friday 9:00am-5:00pm


Approved Leash Free Locations
- Balboa Park is open 24 hours at:
- Nate's Point - Balboa Drive at El Prado, south side of Cabrillo Bridge.
- Morley Field northwest of tennis courts.
- Cadman Community Park
Cadman Park located at 4280 Avati Drive in Clairemont. For hours and boundary information, please visit our Cadman Park Leash Free page.
- Capehart Park
Open 24 hours. Located at the corner of Felspar Street and Soledad Mountain Road in Pacific Beach, this 1-acre park offers the following amenities: two fenced pens, on turfed areas: one for small dogs and one for large or all dogs, areas to provide water for dogs, a drinking fountain, picnic tables and benches, and a parking area.
- Charles L Lewis III Memorial Park
Open dawn to dusk. Located at 4750 Home Ave. in City Heights, this linear park was opened in December 2015 and it includes a playground, half court basketball court, restrooms and .5-acre single pen off-leash dog park located on the northern end of the park.
- Dog Beach
Open 24 hours. Located in Ocean Beach at the foot of Voltaire Street, this site offers access to the beach and ocean.
- Doyle Community Park
Open 24 hours, however it is not lighted. Located at 8175 Regents Road in University City, this park is situated behind Doyle Recreation Center and offers two fenced turfed areas, one for small dogs and one for large or all dogs.
- Dusty Rhodes Neighborhood Park
Open dawn to dusk. Located on Sunset Cliffs Boulevard, between Nimitz and West Point Loma, in Ocean Beach; this 1-acre park offers one area for all dogs. There is discussion about adding water stations for dogs and fountains for people, and expanding this site to five acres.
- Fiesta Island
Open 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. everyday. Located in Mission Bay Park, Fiesta Island offers a 5.2-mile asphalt path around the island for dogs walkers.
- Grape Street Park
Located at Grape and 28th streets in South Park, this site is unfenced and is available for off-leash use during the following designated days and times:
Posted Leash Free Hours:
- Monday thru Friday: 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.
- Saturday, Sunday, and Holidays: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
- Kearny Mesa Community Park
Open 6:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. everyday. Located at 3170 Armstrong St. in Kearny Mesa, this 1-acre park near the Kearny Mesa Recreation Center offers one area for all dogs. The site is now lighted which allows for evening use. There is a water station for dogs and fountains for people. Parking can be a challenge during the day as the closest parking lot is used by students attending Mesa College.
- Maddox Neighborhood Park
Open dawn to dusk. Located at 7815 Flanders St. in Mira Mesa, this .65-acre park offers one turfed area with a walkway and drinking fountain.
- Nobel Park
Open dawn to dusk. Located at 8820 Judicial Drive in University City, just east of the North University Community Branch Library building, (map) and near the Nobel Athletic Fields and Recreation Center, this area offers adjacent parking and separate sections for large and small dogs.
- Rancho Bernardo Park
Open dawn to dusk. Located at 18448 West Bernardo Drive, this 2.66 acre park offers leash free space adjacent to Rancho Bernardo Community Park, and includes additional parking for dog park users.
- Rancho Peñasquitos Park
Open dawn to dusk. Located on Salmon River Road at Fairgrove Lane across the street from the Rancho Peñasquitos Branch Library, this 1-acre park offers two fenced, double-gated, turfed areas; one for small dogs and one for large or all dogs, benches, and a street parking area.
- Torrey Highlands Park
Open dawn to dusk. Located on Lansdale Drive off Del Mar Heights Road, this 1-acre park offers a turfed and mulched area.
- Ward Canyon Neighborhood Park
Open dawn to dusk. Located at 3905 Adams Ave. in Normal Heights, this off-leash dog area is positioned off 40th Street right next to the Interstate 15 freeway. The park includes the following amenities: two fenced pens on tumbled wood chipped areas: one for small dogs and one for large or all dogs, pergolas, park benches and a parking area.
All people bringing their dogs to leash free areas enter at their own risk and accept full responsibility and liability for their dog's actions.
All other park areas with the exception of the Beaches and Mission Bay allow dogs at any time, but they must be on a leash.
Owners are always required to clean up after their dogs.


The Southold Highway Department will remove Christmas pine trees for Fishers Island residents through Monday, January 18.
After removing all ornaments, decorations, and especially the lights, please place your tree, stump end out, in the Town’s right-of-way at the West End roadsides to enable easy removal by the Town highway crew.
Stumps, other trees, and land-clearing debris will not be picked up. Commercial landscaping and tree removal companies cannot participate in this service.
Happy New Year and
Thank you to Jamie, John, and Chris!


Queensborough Performing Arts Center /
Queensborough Community College:
Subway & Bus: #7 to Main St., Flushing, then take the Q27 bus to Springfield Blvd. and 56th Ave., or the Q12 bus to Cloverdale Blvd. & Northern Blvd. F train to 169th St. and Hillside Ave., then take the Q30 bus via Horace Harding Blvd. to Springfield Blvd. Walk three blocks north to 56th Ave. The E or J train to Parsons Blvd. and Archer Ave., then take the Q30 bus.
LIRR: to Queens Village Station: Q27 bus, north via Springfield Blvd. to 56th Ave.; Bayside Station: Q31 bus to 48th Ave. and Bell Blvd.; transfer to Q27 bus to Springfield Blvd. and 56th Ave.
CAR: The College is located at 56th Avenue and Springfield Boulevard, just a few blocks north of exit #29 on the L.I.E., and immediately south of the Northern Blvd. exit on the Cross Island Parkway.


The East Torrance SWCD Annual Meeting November 12, 2014! More Info
The East Torrance Board of Supervisors meets at 6:00 p.m. on the second Wednesday of each month at the USDA building, 715 South 5th Street, Estancia, New Mexico. The Board reviews the District’s Annual Work Plan, addressing the District’s objectives, at each Board meeting. The Board encourages landowner attendance and participation in the meetings.


Erode: The district administration has banned heavy vehicles from using Dimbam ghat road between 6pm and 6am with effect from Wednesday, mainly to ease traffic congestion on the stretch at night hours and curb the incidence of road kill. Following an announcement in this regard, officials at check posts stopped such trucks at Bannari, Asanur and Dimbam areas.
Forest officials said heavy trucks were allowed on the stretch, despite the earlier warning issued by police. “As per rules, vehicles carrying a load of up to 16.2 tonnes are only to be permitted on the ghat road. But, trucks carrying loads up to 30 tonnes frequently ply on the stretch,” they said.
The officials said trucks with 12 wheels and above would not be allowed on the ghat road at any time, while those with 10 wheels would be banned on the stretch between 6pm and 6am. “Trucks violating norms on permissible height and tonnage will not be allowed on the ghat road at any time,” said a forest official, who didn’t want to be named.
District collector C Kathiravan had in last October inspected the stretch following rise in accidents and directed the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) and the state highways department to install CCTV cameras at all the 27 hairpin bends.
The district administration would, meanwhile, set up two weighing bridge points at Bannari and Dimbam to weigh the load being carried by vehicles.


Improvements were completed on a cul-de-sac on property earmarked for a new veterans cemetery at South Park Cemetery. The site will be dedicated at 10:30 a.m., Monday, Dec. 30. (Jill McLaughlin Photo)
Roswell-Chaves County Veterans Cemetery will be dedicated Monday, Dec. 30, during a groundbreaking ceremony at its newly improved site at South Park Cemetery.
The event will begin at 10:30 a.m. and feature proclamations by Mayor Del Jurney, Rep. Steve Pearce and Ret. Col. Ron McKay.
The Veterans Cemetery Board expects to propose to name the cemetery the Roswell-McBride Veterans Cemetery to honor the McBride Login to read more


Nov 20, 2021
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot's office released five proposed plans for the city's first dry-land casino on Friday, each one costing more than $1 billion. The bids represent the latest step in Lightfoot's efforts to bring a major gambling center to the Windy City.
The five finalist bids – two from Bally's Corporation, two from partner development firms of Rush Street Gaming LLC, and one from Hard Rock Chicago LLC – each propose a major Vegas-style casino resort.
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Installation of a new wastewater line began today that will impact traffic in the unincorporated community of Chaparral beginning today and running for approximately two months. JJ29 Enterprises will begin sewer-line installations on Sunny Sand Drive from Alexander Lane to Wicker Road today, and the rest of the project will be phased. Weather permitting, working hours are expected to be Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Warning signs will be prominently posted. Motorists are advised to slow down and to expect delays in the construction area. Motorists also are reminded to exercise caution in all areas where workers are deployed.


Deerlake Road | Leon County
Meridian Rd. | Leon County
Resurfaced roadway, widened select sections and extended utilities with headwalls.
Magnolia Drive | Leon County
Paved roadway using 16' wide paver.
Road Resurfacing & Improvements
Otter Lake | Wakulla County
FDOT handrail, curb and gutter, striping, permanent signage, landscaping (shoulder overbuild and sod) and road resurfacing.
Curtis Mills Bridge | Jefferson County
Removed necessary bridge sections to expose broken pilings and replace at abutment wall.; secured wall in pace. Drove new pilings and cross braced with new timbers. Reinstalled bridge sections and secured to pilings. Installed new wood runners and timber curbing on each side of bridge.


Residential building lots available on the North side of Findlay in Krystal Ridge subdivision. Located near Melrose and Crystal Ave, these lots offer an easy commute anywhere in town. Access is from Bishop Lane and Concord Ct. All city utilities are available. Reserve your lot today! Building restrictions available upon request. Agent Owned.
Listing information provided courtesy of the West Central Association of Realtors. IDX information is provided exclusively for consumers' personal, non-commercial use, and it may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing. The data is deemed reliable, but is not guaranteed accurate by the MLS. Updated: 29th November, 2023 2:52 PM (UTC)


Greyfriars is no more
Saturday was a big day for Northampton, finally the old bus station has been demolished. The BBC was there to capture the glorious moment of destruction. Travellers from all over Northamptonshire had to endure the bus station with its very strange architecture and organisation.
Read the full article from the BBC and see the final moments on video. Northampton Greyfriars The “mouth of hell” has gone.


The following news comes from the North End Beautification Committee.
The North End is one of Boston’s busiest districts, thanks to all the wonderful restaurants, cafés, shops and historic points of interest including the Freedom Trail, Old North Church, Paul Revere’s House, and Copp’s Hill Cemetery.
The North End Beautification Committee (NEBC) has developed a 12 week pilot program that will kick off on Memorial Day weekend. This pilot program will partner with Work, Inc. and Boston Public Works to beautify the streets throughout the North End. The primary goal of this program is to collect any litter on the sidewalks and street curbs and also to clean and wipe down the Big Belly Trash containers.
NEBC has hired two gentleman to kick off this pilot program beginning Memorial Day weekend. The hours that are designated for the cleanup are four hours on Saturday and four hours on Sunday. Memorial day weekend we scheduled Work, Inc. on Saturday 8:00am-Noon, Sunday 8:00am-Noon and Monday 8:00–Noon. If you see these gentleman working, please feel free to say hello and thank them for a job well done!
NEBC would like to thank MSA Mortgage Company and the North End Chamber of Commerce for sponsoring this pilot program.
In addition, the NEBC has worked with the Greenway Conservancy and City Councilor Sal LaMattina to install flower planters on Cross Street Plaza this weekend. Soon to come … tables and chairs!
The North End Beautification Committee is Allison Seavey, Dave Grant, Stephen Passacantilli and Patricia Thiboutot. Contact them at email@example.com if you would like to donate or volunteer.


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Driveway access to the west side of Johnson Avenue (45th-46th) will be available on 11/23/18. Once the west lane is opened, vehicles will be available to enter and exit the block at the 46th and 45th Street intersections. The contractor will be present on Friday and Saturday prepping and pouring the sidewalks at all intersections, and the west intersection of 46th Street, weather permitting.
Driveway access on the west side of Lawn Avenue has been re-opened for use. Please keep in mind that Lawn Avenue itself may be partially closed during construction hours to allow the contractor access to the remaining work. The contractor is scheduled to pour the west sidewalk on Saturday and Monday, weather permitting.
Please contact Casey Biernacki at 708-246-1800 x 276 or at email@example.com with any questions or concerns.


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Chennai Metro Water Supply and Sewerage Board
LAST UPDATED : Jul 10, 2019, 08:23 AM IST
- Rs 10 lakh ex gratia eludes kin of several deceased sanitation workers
A majority of the families of sanitation workers who died at work in Telangana are yet to receive Rs 10 lakh in compensation despite Supreme Court orders clearly stating that solatium must be paid in all the cases of manhole deaths.
- Residents in Alandur, Korattur struggle with water shortage
Several areas across the city have seen a decline in the frequency of water supply despite the Chennai Metro Water Supply and Sewerage Board (CMWSSB) resorting to sourcing water from quarries, besides tapping existing sources including the almost dry reservoirs, desalination plants, and the Neyveli basin.
- Chennai: GPS to track tankers, plug water pilferage en route
Residents may soon have to wait for shorter periods to sight the familiar blue Metrowater tanker trundle down their streets. Taking cue from their counterparts in other cities, Chennai Metrowater Supply and Sewerage Board will soon be able to track their water tankers and sewerage cleaning vehicles with global positioning system (GPS) devices.
- Work starts on caved-in road, restoration to be over today
The Hyderabad Metro Water Supply and Sewerage Board (HMWS&SB) on Sunday began restoring the portion of the road that caved in on Saturday at the Minister Road-Necklace Road junction. Underground electricity cables were being shifted and the road would be restored by Monday morning, said officials.


The Massachusetts Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) has designated the Town of Amherst a Mini-Entitlement Community for the purpose of receiving Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds. Amherst is eligible to receive a maximum of $900,000 in block grant funds for housing, community development and social service activities benefiting low-and moderate-income citizens. The CDBG Advisory Committee will hold a Public Hearing on Thursday, November 3, 2011 at 5:00 p.m. in the First Floor Meeting Room of Amherst Town Hall to inform residents of the recommended activities proposed to be included in the Town’s 2012 Mini-Entitlement CDBG application.
Project Areas may include Amherst Village Centers, the Town Center and in-fill development based on the Master Plan and the Community Development Strategy. The following are the Committee’s preliminary recommendations:
Non-Social Service Requests:
Town of Amherst $ 30,000 income Survey and Identification of Slum and Blight Valley CDC $ 41,885 Valley CDC First-Time Homebuyer Program
Town of Amherst $228,000 purchase property for affordable housing
Town of Amherst $240,000 childcare modernization/HVAC and roof repair
Social Service Requests:
Emergency Shelter $90,500 to operate an emergency shelter for 2012 – 13
Town of Amherst $17,500 emergency fuel and rental Assistance
Center for New Americans $25,000 language and literacy for immigrants
Big Brother Big Sister $22,000 mentoring partnership
Amherst Survival Center $25,000 food pantry
Additional activities and project areas may be identified and discussed at the public hearing on November 3, 2011 that could be included in the Town’s 2012 CDBG application.
The meeting will also include a review of program performance of prior year grants.
Any person or organization wishing to be heard will be afforded an opportunity. Reasonable accommodations will be attempted upon written request to the Select Board’s office one week prior to the meeting. Written comments may be submitted to the Community Services Department (email@example.com) or for more information or call (413) 259-3117.
The Town of Amherst encourages the involvement of minority business enterprises and women's business enterprises.


Building permit fees adopted by the City Council are adopted by reference and made a part hereof and are on file in the City Clerk's office. The permit fee shall be paid to the city at time application for a permit is made.
(2000 Code, § 3-27)
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For further information regarding the official version of any of this Code of Ordinances or other documents posted on this site, please contact the Municipality directly or contact American Legal Publishing toll-free at 800-445-5588.


You would 1st check the zoning chapter for your zone, such as Chapter 11-3 for R1 for single-family residential. If your property does not meet the minimum requirements for a lot in that zone.
For instance, if your property is in the R1-7 zone but it is less than 7,000 square feet in size or less than 70 feet in width), your property is entitled to some breaks on the setback requirements, which can be found in Chapter 11-21 for substandard lots of record.
These chapters address the principal building on your property (the house), and any additions to it. There are different setback requirements for accessory buildings, found in Chapter 11-20 of theBoulder City Municipal Code, Title 11 - Zoning


DEF SR 111/S Clinton St. Improvements Project
Street Improvements & Resurfacing 2016
Pavement Microsurfacing 2016
Construction Projects- Under Design / Development
Completed Forms and Permits must be returned to the Engineering Division along with proper payment (if applicable). Please visit our Permits page for downloadable permits.


VDOT News - Bristol
|IMMEDIATE - 4:30 p.m.
Michelle Earl 276-696-3283
June 8, 2022
RESCHEDULED: I-81 EXIT 17 NORTHBOUND BRIDGE WORK REQUIRING 24-HOUR, MULTI-DAY LANE CLOSURES IN JUNE
First multi-day lane closure will be in place from 8 p.m. Monday, June 13 until 6 a.m. Friday, June 17
BRISTOL – Due to efforts to improve Interstate 81 northbound at exit 17 in Abingdon, 24-hour lane closures on I-81 northbound are required for multiple days during two weeks in June (weather permitting).
The previously announced schedule for the lane closure has been postponed by one day to now begin the evening of Monday, June 13.
The first lane closure will begin at 8 p.m. Monday, June 13 and will remain in place until 6 a.m. Friday, June 17. The closure is necessary to replace the left travel lane and left shoulder of the northbound bridge deck above Route 75 using hydrodemolition, a technique that uses high-pressure water to remove concrete.
The second lane closure will begin at 8 p.m. Sunday, June 19 and will remain in place until 6 a.m. Thursday, June 23. This closure will use hydrodemolition to replace the right travel lane and right shoulder of the northbound bridge deck.
Local traffic is advised to seek alternate routes to avoid interstate traffic backups, which have the potential to be significant during peak afternoon travel times. Motorists traveling through the area should research alternate routes to avoid congestion or travel through the work zone during non-peak travel times such as mornings and overnight hours.
Use caution in this area and pay close attention to signs and message boards.
The project is part of the overall Interstate 81 exit 17 improvement project, which includes improvements to the exit 17 northbound on and off ramps, improvements to a segment of Route 75, reconstruction and relocation of Gravel Lake Road, and relocation of the frontage road located adjacent to the northbound exit 17 off ramp (Commerce Drive).
Information in VDOT news releases was accurate at the time the release was published. For the most current information about projects or programs, please visit the project or program Web pages. You may find those by searching by keyword in the search Virginia DOT box above.


Builders in Bournemouth
With its rich heritage Bournemouth has many listed buildings including Bournemouth Town Hall, Granville Chambers, The Branksome Arms, San Remo Towers and Lloyds Bank to name a few.
Historically the builders of Bournemouth must have been kept busy and required their skills and expertise to turn the architects vision on paper into real buildings.
Localtraders.com hopes to provide the builders in Bournemouth with a steady stream of building work as required by you – the general public. With reliable qualified tradesmen you can rest assured your project will be completed to a professional standard.
Submit details of your job plus a telephone number and a maximum of six builders, covering Bournemouth and the local areas, will be in touch.
Employing a builder to adapt disused basements into accommodation
Approved building specialist in Bournemouth will manage upgrades in terraced houses. Listed properties with ample cellar space can be turned into living accommodation.
When you need to accommodate guests, time-served Bournemouth trades men will attain council planning permission to create a games room or family room, and apply foil damp proofing boards, and plumbing for bathroom facilities. Underground basements can be refurbished by recommended trades men in Bournemouth to add an extra room in detached houses and sub basements can have windows restored to provide light and access into basements.
Employing a reputable builder to renovate attic spaces
Many detached houses will have attics, which can be refurbished by dependable tradespeople in Bournemouth. Before commencing loft improvements, a Bournemouth builder may have to gain planning permission before altering load bearing walls. A reliable building firm in Bournemouth will also perform reinforcements to inner attic walls in terraced houses, in retrofit attic conversions, and build in Velux windows.
An approved building specialist in Bournemouth can also build in pull down stairs, and construct flat dormer windows in properties.


Friday, August 12, 2016
Shoreline City Council Special Meeting Notice
Monday, August 15, 2016 – Special Meeting 5:30 p.m.
As required by RCW 42.30, the Open Public Meetings Act, you are hereby notified that the Shoreline City Council will hold a special meeting on Monday, August 15th, 2016. The purpose of this meeting is to tour the future light rail station locations. See the Special Meeting Notice for more information.
Jessica Simulcik Smith


Town water use levels for Wednesday, August 12, 2020, reached 97% of the Town’s total water supply. Please be conscious of your water use as the system works to replenish itself.
The Town is currently in Stage 1 of the water conservation plan. Per Town ordinance, if water use levels reach 85% or higher for three consecutive days the Town must enter Stage 2. Under Stage 2, water service customers are limited to one watering day per week rather than two. Please help us maintain safe water levels by adhering to the guidelines set forth in Stage 1. For a complete list of Stage 1 guidelines, please click here: https://www.town.northlake.tx.us/292/Water-Stage


Beginning Monday, June 13 and continuing through, Monday, June 20, 7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. weekdays only and weather permitting, milling operations will be performed on Pawnee Drive (from Sandusky Drive to Long Meadows Drive), Fillmore Street (from Pierce Street to Park Avenue) and Pierce Street (from Fifth Street to Park Avenue).
Then, beginning Tuesday June 21 and continuing through Monday, June 27, 7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., weekdays only and weather permitting, paving operations will be performed at these same locations.
Traffic will be restricted to one lane with assistance from flag personnel. Motorists should expect minor delays and use caution while traveling through these work zones. Emergency vehicles will have access at all times.
PLEASE NOTE: No on street parking will be allowed during construction, and towing will be enforced as needed.
For more information, contact Timyarn Benjamin, Public Works Department, at (434) 455-4457.


South Bailey road closure extended
The closure of a portion of S. Bailey Road in Ellsworth Township has been extended.
S. Bailey Road will remain closed between Palmyra Road and Diehl Road until Friday, July 16 according to the Mahoning County Engineer.
Culvert repair that began on June 21 had been scheduled to wrap up on July 2.
The recommended detour is Palmyra to State Route 45 and Diehl Road.


The Marshalls Drivesett Argent block paving is made from high-quality aggregates that provide an ideal finish. Ideal for paths and driveways, the paving blocks are suitable for medium to heavy traffic while creating a distinctive appearance.
Each project pack contains a mixture of blocks of 240 x 160 x 50mm (120 per pack), 160 x 160 x 50mm (216 per pack) and 80 x 160 x 50mm (48 per pack)
An alternative to natural granite stone setts
Other Argent products include permeable paving, paving, walling, palisades, a circle kit and a water feature
Circle feature available to coordinate
Normal size ratio: 3 medium, 2 large, 1 small
Correct proportion of sizes for greater efficiency and less wastage
Available in other colours


DES MOINES — U.S. Representative Zach Nunn (IA-03) today announced that he secured $4 million for infrastructure improvements at the Des Moines International Airport. This federal investment will help expand the de-icing apron to improve efficiency at the airport.
“Traveling can be a pain – passengers often experience delays, poor customer service, and uncomfortable seating. The Des Moines International Airport is working to fix that,” said Rep. Nunn. “Upgrading the de-icer at the airport will allow for fewer delays and more flights, improving the overall passenger experience.”
Rep. Nunn secured $4 million through the community project funding process, which allows members to designate funding for critical initiatives. The funding was included in the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2024 that was signed into law on Saturday, March 6, 2024.
“The Des Moines Airport Authority is very appreciative of Congressman Nunn’s support for Community Project Funding to be used for airport development,” said Kevin Foley, Executive Director of the Des Moines Airport Authority. “These grants are funded through the FAA’s Discretionary Airport Improvement Program and competition for those dollars is enormous. As a freshman member of Congress, Rep. Nunn jumped in with both feet and provided support, without which the airport would not have received the four-million-dollar grant. This funding puts us one step closer to completing airport development which includes a new passenger terminal.”
Rep. Nunn announced the new funding during a press conference at the Des Moines International Airport with Executive Director Kevin Foley. Video of the press conference can be found here.


2014 Shamrock Shuffle
Saturday, March 8
The Square @ Union Centre
The community block party begins at 7:30 a.m. on The Square @ Union Centre, 9285 Centre Pointe Drive. Race day registration begins at 7 a.m. and the race begins at 8:30 a.m.
Register now for the 7th Annual Shamrock Shuffle! More than 3,000 runners and walkers are expected to participate in this year's event, which will feature a 5k run/walk, a 10k run, the IKEA Leprechaun Lap and a block party for spectators and participants.
All proceeds from this event benefit The Community Foundation of West Chester/Liberty and dozens of community charities.
Organized by The Union Centre Boulevard Merchant Association, the Shamrock Shuffle has grown from a few hundred participants to the nearly 5,000 estimated for this year.
Some local roadways will be impacted by the Saturday morning event, but access will be maintained to all businesses.
Road closures beginning Friday, March 7 and continuing until 1 p.m. March 8:
West Chester Towne Centre Drive between Centre Loop and The Square;
Centre Pointe Drive between the AK Steel entrance and the West Chester Library entrance.
Road closures beginning Saturday, March 8, from 7 a.m. until 11:30 a.m.:
West Chester Road between Union Centre Boulevard and AK Steel access drive;
Lakota West Drive between Eagle Ridge roundabout and Union Centre Boulevard;
Union Centre Boulevard between West Chester Road and Beckett Road.
Beckett Road between Union Centre Boulevard and Beckett Ridge Boulevard.
Please follow posted detours
Roads impacted by the race, but not closed: Motorists are advised to use caution along other parts of the 10K race route, including Beckett Ridge Boulevard, Rupp Farm, Owl's Nest and all adjoining streets: and Eagle Ridge Drive at the round-about.
Beckett Park and recycling center: Beckett Park and the recycling center located in the park will not be accessible from 7 a.m. until 1 p.m. on Saturday, March 8.
Lakota West High School will not be accessible during the hours of the event.


The Cities of Service Impact Volunteering Fund is a $2 million fund administered by Cities of Service and funded by Bloomberg Philanthropies to help cities use impact volunteering to tackle pressing local challenges. Grant sizes will range from $25,000 to $100,000 with larger amounts reserved for cities with multiple initiatives.
Cities interested in applying should read all of the documents below and then click here to access the online Intent to Apply and full application. We ask that all interested cities submit their Intent to Apply by July 9. The full application is due August 31, 2012.
Click to Download the Request for Proposal and other important information.
For questions not answered by the supporting documents below, please email email@example.com.


Tarlac-Clark Sacobia Bridge Project as of July 2021
Here’s an update of the Tarlac-Clark Bridge as of July 2021. Have you seen the Sacobia Bridge project lately?
Sacobia Bridge has a length of 894 meters and 29.5 meters wide with six lanes.
Video by Dada Koo
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LAKES AT GRASSY BRANCH LOT 10
Available lots shown on our site are company-owned where you can build your custom home with our company. The pricing is what our company paid for the lot and what you’ll pay to build on the lot.
Lot 10 is located on a cul-d-sac and is a walk-out basement lot. There is a neighborhood pool and park a few blocks away. The rear of site is flat and large allowing for rear yard options such as swimming pool.


The main roads which are constructed and maintained by the Central Public Works Department (CPWD) are known as the National Highways. These roads connect the state capitals, big cities and important ports. ere was a road length of 19,700 km designated as National Highways in 1950-51 which increased to 70,934 km in 2013. The national highways constitute only 2 per cent of the total road length but carry about 40 per cent of the trac. National Highways link extreme parts of the country. A number of major National Highways run in north-south and east-west directions. The historical Sher Shah Suri Marg is called National Highway-1, between Delhi and Amritsar and National Highway-2 between Delhi and Kolkata. National Highway-3 links Agra to Mumbai viza. Gwalior.
National Highway-6 is the second longest trunk route (1949 km) and runs between Kolkata and Dhule via Sambalpur, Raipur and Nagpur. National Highway-7 is the longest one and traverses 2,369 km between Varanasi and Kanniyakumari via Jabalpur, Nagpur, Hyderabad, Bangalore and Madurai. Delhi and Mumbai are connected by National Highway-8. National Highway-15 covers most of the Rajasthan desert. National Highways Development Project (NHDP) is a massive programme for developing the National Highways. It is being implemented by the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) in the following phases:
NHDL Phase I & II: Envisage 4 ‘ 6 laning of about 14,000 km of National Highways, at an estimated cost of about Rs 65,000 crore at 2004 prices. These two phases comprise Golden Quadrilateral (GQ), North-South and East-West corridor (NSEW), Port Connectivity and Other Projects. The GQ consists of 5846 km and connects four major cities, viz., Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata. The NSEW corridor comprising a length of 7142 km connects Srinagar in the North to Kanyakumari in the South including a spur from Salem to Kochi and Silchar in the East to Porbandar in the West, respectively. The NHDP also includes Port Connectivity Project comprising a length of 380 km for improvement of roads connecting 12 major ports in the country and other projects involving a length of 965 km are also included.
NHDP Phase III: NHDP Phase-III involves 4-laning of 12,109 km of NHS having high density corridor connecting State capitals, important tourist places, economically important areas, etc. on PPP basis at an estimated cost of Rs 80,628 crore.
NHDP Phase IV: It involves upgration / strengthening of 20,000 km of single / intermediate / two lane National Highways to two lanes with paved shoulders on BOT (Toll) and BOT (Annuity) basis.
NHDP Phase V: It involves six laning of 6,500 km of NHs comprising 5,700 km of GQ and balance 800 km of other sections of NHs at a cost of Rs 41,210 crore.
NHDP Phase VI: It involves construction of 1,000 km of expressways with full access control on new alignments at a cost of Rs 16,680.
NHDP Phase VII: It involves construction of 700 km of ring roads of major towns and bypasses and construction of other stand-alone structures such as yovers, elevated roads, tunnels, underpasses, grade separated interchanges etc. on National Highways at a cost of Rs 16,680 crore.
The overall progress of NHDP as on December, 2012 is as under:
|Phases||Total||4/6 laned||Under implementation||Balance|
|NS & EW Corridors||7,142||6,053||722||59||367|
India: Some Important National Highways
|Indian and World Geography 157|
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TYPOLOGY: Final Project | Landscape | Medium size project
DIMENSIONS: 3,000 m²
CLIENT: Policreo, Società di progettazione S.r.l.
CONCEPT: Developed on behalf of Policreo S.r.l., this installation of “heroic vineyards” along Morbegno’s SS38 road mitigates the ecological impact of new infrastructure in the Valtellina valley. The steep banks of the road, long uncultivated, will be transformed into research vineyards. The vineyard “laboratory” will be maintained and used by a local botanical school and visiting scholars for the promotion of ancient and rare grapes. (The study also proposes a more traditional approach of mitigation with local bushes and trees.)


A number of local infrastructure improvement projects have already begun, and many more are scheduled to break ground soon.
This page includes information about the projects that will impact our region in the coming months and years.
In addition, a number of helpful transportation links are included at the bottom of the page to provide additional information for local motorists.
- PennDOT to Close, Detour Westbound Route 283 Ramp to Route 722 for One Month in East Hempfield Township, Lancaster County; 2-year project will widen State Road, replace bridges over Amtrak and Route 283. June 27, 2019
- PennDOT to Repair, Overlay Bridge Deck on Route 625, Reading Road over Conestoga River in East Earl Township, Lancaster County; Bridge closed for up to 30 days for bridge preservation, deck repair, and overlay. June 10, 2019
- PennDOT to Rehab U.S. 222 Bridges near Ephrata in Lancaster County; Motorists should expect long-term single-lane restrictions from May 13 to November 22. May 10, 2019
- PennDOT to Close, Detour State Road Ramp to Eastbound Route 283; 2-year project will widen State Road, replace bridges over Amtrak and Route 283 May 2, 2019
- PennDOT to Rebuild Rt. 283 Interchange with Rt. 722, State Road; 2-year project will widen State Road, replace bridges over Amtrak and Route 283 March 14, 2019
- PennDOT Driver License, Photo Centers Closed for Presidents Day Holiday February 14, 2019
- PennDOT to Replace Conestoga River Bridge East of Brownstown; West Farmersville Road bridge in West Earl Township to be closed for up to 280 days. January 30, 2019
- Bridge Repair Work Should Wrap up Next Week on Speedwell Forge Road in Elizabeth Township January 22, 2019
- PennDOT to Replace North Third Street Span in Denver; Cocalico Creek bridge in Denver Borough to be closed for up to 166 days January 9, 2019
- Bridge Repairs Underway for Speedwell Forge Road in Elizabeth Township December 18, 2018
Additional Transportation Links
- Lancaster County Maintenance Work Schedule (updated weekly)
- PennDot Act 89 Progress


Boarded Hall & Frere Pilgrim pipe connections made this weekend – Barbados Water Authority warns of disruption to service
The BWA is letting Barbados be aware it’ll be making connections to a 7” main at the Boarded Hall/ Carmichael junction on Saturday, January 29. These connections are being made to facilitate the installation of a new main through the roundabout under construction.
The work is expected to result in water outages to residents of Watts Village, Edey Village, South District, Bannatyne, Kent, St. David’s, Frere Pilgrim, Newton Road, Coral Ridge Cemetery, Dayrells Hill and surrounding areas between 12 noon and 6:00 p.m.
Water tankers will be dispatched to assist residents of the affected areas. The Barbados Water Authority apologises for the disruption in service.


Village of Theresa, New York
AUGUST MEETING DATE CHANGE
The Village of Theresa Board Meeting for the month of August will be held at 6:30PM on Tuesday, August 4, 2020 at the Village Office, 124 Commercial Street, Theresa, NY.
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
Please take notice that the Planning Board of the Village of Theresa will conduct a public hearing, regarding a Site Plan Approval and Change of Use Request on Tuesday, August 4, 2020 at 6:30 PM. The purpose of this hearing is to allow all interested parties to be heard concerning a change of use request for 207/209 Commercial Street, Theresa, NY 13691; submitted by Jessie Taylor and
Desi Howard for a Cafe and Boutique.
Any persons requiring special accommodations in order to attend and participate in such hearing should advise the Village Clerk at least five business days in advance of the hearing.
By order of the Village Board of the Village of Theresa
Tara Leeson, Village Clerk-Treasurer


The ComEd Energy Efficiency Program offers incentives for replacing street lights with energy-efficient LED lighting. LED street lights deliver reduced operating costs, longer fixture life, and enhanced light control over legacy mercury vapor (MV) and high-pressure sodium (HPS) street lights.
Project preapproval is required to be eligible for incentives.
1-855-433-2700 during normal business hours to speak with a ComEd Energy Efficiency Program representative or send an email to:
Funds are limited and will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis.
The ComEd Energy Efficiency Program is funded in compliance with state law.


Seeing trees and green areas in urban settings, apart from the city park is getting to be a rare sight. You can hope to see a stray tree here or there or a few lowers breaking through the cracks on the side of the pavement, but that is probably just about it.
Preserving the urban greenery is more important than we care to admit or realize. Unfortunately we tend to sacrifice every inch of free space in our cities to increase our own comfort.
Eco-activists try to raise awareness by doing campaigns, protest and other activities, but sometimes realizing something is precious can come from unexpected places. Like street artists.
Across the world street artists have incorporated bits of existing nature in their art, making a wonderful blend that is hard to ignore.
After seeing these works of nature and art, you might think twice about cutting that tree to make room for your car.


Worthington City Council will hold a public hearing on Monday, March 20, 2023, at 7:00 pm to further consider the following Ordinance:
Ordinance No. 09-2023
Approving a Subdivision Without Plat – Property Transfer –
at 1890 W. Dublin-Granville Rd. and 6533 Plesenton Dr. S.
and Authorizing Variances. (Joe Myers/Benjamin Price)
This Ordinance is on file in the office of the City Clerk for the examination of persons interested therein.
Grace Brown, Clerk of Council


This week, the New Hampshire Supreme Court ruled that a group who goes around filling parking meters and heckling parking officers, are protected by the right to free speech. However, the state may soon pass new laws to create a "buffer zone" around parking officers, so they can not be approached by activists.
For years, groups of Keene residents known as "Robin Hooders" have walked the streets filling expired parking meters with their own money, in order to save people from getting parking tickets.
Occasionally, when they encounter an angry parking enforcer, they are prepared to film the situation with their smart phones.
When the Robin Hooders come across a car that already has a ticket on it, they will place some information on the person's windshield, which provides tips on how to beat the ticket in court.


GEORGE TOWN: The flash floods that hit several areas around Bandar Baru Air Itam on Saturday were caused by a sharp rise in the water level of Sungai Dondang, says the Penang Island City Council.
“Because of the (high) water level, the rainwater could not flow into the river completely.
“As a result, there was a spillover from the drains which contributed to the flash floods,” the council said in a press statement yesterday.
The council said, as a long-term solution to address the problem, the state Drainage and Irrigation Department (DID) would carry out phase 2 of the Sungai Pinang flood mitigation works to overcome flooding in the Sungai Pinang catchment area that also involves Sungai Dondang.
“Phase 2 of the Sungai Pinang flood mitigation plan involves an overall allocation totalling RM150mil.
“As a short-term solution, the DID will deepen Sungai Pinang and its rivermouth, deepen and repair the banks of Sungai Ayer Itam, deepen Sungai Dua, Sungai Jelutong, Sungai Gelugor, Sungai Air Terjun and Sungai Dondang, as well as deepen and widen the Sungai Dondang reservoir.
“Potholes that occurred as a result of the flash floods have been identified and repair works will be carried out immediately,” it said.


Facilities Master Plan Open Forum
Back to all events
Virtual - Via ZOOM
12:00 pm - 01:00 pm
Open forums for MCC employees to review the Facilities Master Plan for 2021-2026 (March 8 and March 11).
Please see recent MCC Daily Tribune article for login information.
CONTACT: Eileen Scorgie
SPONSOR: MCC Facilities Department, Administrative Services


Save the Date
Tuesday April 30, 2013
We envision a future in which every community has transportation options that are healthy, fun, safe, and environmentally friendly. The purpose of the Genesee-Finger Lakes Active Transportation Summit is to help educate, inspire, and mobilize our 9-county region to achieve that vision by making walking, biking, and transit easier, safer, and more available to all.
Join us for an exciting day-long program that includes:
· Innovative and influential speakers
· Dynamic educational sessions
· Networking with national and local leaders
· Workinggroups to share best practices and mobilize for action
Keynote addresses by two of the most important active transportation leaders in the US:
· EarlBlumenauer, U.S. Representative, 3rd District Oregon· Jeff Olsen, former New York State DOT Bike/Pedestrian Program Manager and author of The Third Mode
When: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 from 8am-5pm
Where: Rochester Riverside Radisson Hotel (120 East Main St) Registration Cost: $50 (includes breakfast, lunch, and snacks)
More details and registration information available soon.
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.org for more information.


Beginning next week, a project to repair 17 structures on US-95 from Plummer to Westmond will begin.
Repairs will include overlays and some demolition, although work and impacts will vary from bridge to bridge. Drivers can expect at least one lane open.
Prominent bridges include several structures near the ID-58 interchange, Bunco Road overpass and the Athol interchange. All work is expected to be completed after September.
Contractors are typically expected to be on site during weekdays. They will likely spend a few weeks at each bridge before moving on to the next, with some overlapping work possible.
Repairs to Bunco Road overpass near Silverwood will be done at night to minimize impacts to traffic. Those repairs are currently scheduled for July.
More information can be found online at itdprojects.org/us95bridges.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Cheshire East Borough Council in exercise of its powers under Section 14 (2) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 and of all other enabling powers issues this notice temporarily to prohibit traffic in the following length of road:-
Cross Lane, Bunbury Ward, Crewe, CW5 6 for its full extent.
The alternative route will be via the following streets: – Nantwich Road, Main Road, Millstone Lane Roundabout, Middlewich Road, A530 Roundabout, Coppenhall Lane Roundabout, Eardswick Lane
The closure is necessary for works to be carried out by Cheshire East Highways.
It is anticipated that the works will take place on the following date(s): Thursday 6th January 2022 to Friday 7th January 2022.
This notice will become operative on Thursday 6th January 2022 for a period of 5 days or for such less time as is necessary to enable the works to be completed.
Clr Bob Schiller
Church Minshull Parish Council


The City of Cambridge is developing plans to improve the intersection of Hampshire St and Cambridge St in Inman Square. The second public meeting for this project will be held on Tuesday, May 2. Please attend if you wish to learn more about the design options and to provide feedback.
City staff will first present the preferred design concepts. After the presentation, project staff will facilitate an open discussion.
For more information, please click here.
- May 02, 2017 at 6:00pm – 8pm
Cambridge Public Library
Cambridge, MA 02138
Google map and directions


The township is asking residents with cars on the road to remove them before paving begins. The roads will only be accessible to emergency vehicles while paving is ongoing.
Paving will begin each day between 7 and 7:30 a.m., and continue until completed, according to the township. In the event of inclement weather, paving will continue the next possible day.
The paving schedule is as follows:
• Monday, July 30: Beaverbrook Road, Ford Road, Wood Road, Vanderhoof Avenue
• Tuesday, July 21: East Glen Road, Cedar Lake North, Vans Drive
• Wednesday, Aug. 1: Cedar Lake West, Hillcrest Drive
• Thursday, Aug. 2: Casterline Road, West Shore Road
• Friday, Aug. 3: Shawger Road, Cherry Trail, Base Road, Landing Trail, Tammany Trail
• Monday, Aug. 6: Zeek Road, Claude Avenue
Night milling on Bloomfield Avenue and Center Street are also planned from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m., starting both Monday, Aug. 6, and Tuesday, Aug. 7.


Nice level building site on private road near Albany. Can be bought with an adjacent 1.65 parcel for a total price of $ 30,000.
Features Lots and Acreage
|Total Acres: 1.65||Zoning: ag|
|Present Zoning: Agricultural||Lot Size:|
|Lot Description: Rural - in subdivision||Taxes: $8|
|Elementary School: Albany||Middle School: Albany|
|High School: Albany||School District: Albany|
|Body of Water:|


GLP Ostrava Multi Park Ostrava is located in close proximity to Ostrava with a direct connection to the D1 motorway (direction Prague, Brno, Poland). Excellent public transport structure - bus stop right in front of the complex, railway station Ostrava – Hlavní nádraží is only 6 minutes away. Possibility of build-to-suit construction. Units from 3,500 sqm.
|Location||Ostrava - Hrušov, Bohumínská|
|Total size||36.000 m2|
Ostrava - Hrušov, right on the border of Ostrava, great connection to the D1 motorway
Warehouse space lease Ostrava will be selected by companies in warehousing, logistics or light manufacturing fields seeking proximity to the Polish border.
- Great connection to D1 motorway
- Close to Polish border
- Above standard public transport structure