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The Aurora Town Board will vote March 8 on the town's first subdivision proposed under a new Open Development Area code. No objections to the four-lot "mini development" at 686 Quaker Road were voiced at a public hearing Monday.
BERNARDSVILLE – Residents can learn how to cut costs while going “green’’ at a special program at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 9, at the Bernardsville Public Library.
A bill to strictly limit the inclusion of prime agricultural land in urban renewal authorities got its first hearing in the Senate this week, but HB 1107 is still a work in progress and will get another hearing on Monday.
BANGOR, Maine -- As ground slowly recovers from its frozen winter slumber, it saturates with water, causing the ground to weaken and putting the road that runs above it at risk.
After several hours of presentations and public comments, the Marana Planning Commission voted 3-2 on Feb. 24 to recommend adoption of a rezoning request that would allow a regional landfill within a 590-acre parcel currently west of the town limits.
The village of Viola is hoping to receive about $1 million in grants this year.
Two projects that could enhance computer and Internet access for local residents, as well as discussions on topics ranging from medical marijuana to fireworks and firearms, are on the agenda for a Fort Morgan City Council work session Tuesday.
When Madeira incorporated 100 years ago, it was a rural community known for its fruit orchards. People had chickens. Now, its worlds removed from its rural past.
After a three-year delay, Bangaloreans are set to choose representatives to the Greater Bangalore City Corporation March 28. It will be the third major poll in Karnataka in two years.