An innovative model for community-business development provides opportunity in a Kensington, a Philadelphia neighborhood in crisis
The Examiner News | SMALL NEWS IS BIG NEWSWhenever New Castle native Eric L. Sallie would visit his home town from Las Vegas during the past year, he was disappointed how much of his old South Side neighborhood
The Examiner News | SMALL NEWS IS BIG NEWSDear Action Line: So, the new sculpture at the 32nd Street bridge might as well have been put in a hole. When driving east on 32nd it’s invisible. And when coming west down 32nd, don’t blink or yo...
The Examiner News | SMALL NEWS IS BIG NEWSRecent property sales and proposals to build new homes and a variety of living spaces in Pleasantville have agitated some residents concerned that runaway development is taking over the village. Escalating negative sentiment against new development heard at meetings and found on social media has com…
The Examiner News | SMALL NEWS IS BIG NEWSUp to 32 patients could be involuntarily committed at the site of a former horse farm. Some locals want the center built elsewhere.
HeraldNet.comUnder the current rules, players do not have the right to have a sanction reviewed once it has been accepted
Pittsburgh Post-GazettePlanned mixed-use residential and commercial developments are moving forward while the city of Bexley awaits a decision from a state appeals court.
Developers want to build a new apartment building conjoined with another existing building to skirt parking requirements. Should they be allowed to?
With two luxury apartment complexes, fast-casual eateries and an LA Fitness, Bakery Square has emerged as a flash point of private development in Pittsburgh’s...
Pittsburgh Post-GazetteLegals for October, 13 2022 Columbia Basin Herald
The Business JournalLooking for something fun to do with friends or family this weekend? Here’s are five cool things going on around the city.
The Business JournalThis week in community briefs, Troop 30 celebrates six new Eagle Scouts, Dandies Barbershop hosts a Diwali party and a Mountain View High School student is appointed to the county Youth Task Force.
The Business JournalThe 19-year-old allegedly posted photos of drugs and guns he was selling on Snapchat, Evansville police say.
“It was the center of downtown and everything was built around it.”That’s how Craig Scharton, former Downtown Fresno czar, describes the Pacific Southwest Building. He should know a little about the 16-story structure. He owned it back in the 1990s.
The Business JournalModern payment devices will cover downtown core.
Eyewitness News 3Herrera is the third candidate to challenge incumbent Ald. Gilbert Villegas (36th) in next year’s election. He’s worked on developments in West Town and Humboldt Park, and unsuccessfully ran for 26th Ward alderman in 2019.
Eyewitness News 3Some large expenses loom for the City of Anacortes in 2023, reflected in the nearly $21 million increase over prior year in its proposed $129.4 million budget.
Eyewitness News 3As certain as falling leaves, pumpkin spice or any other rite of autumn, Friends of the Poor of Scranton announces the 46th Annual Thanksgiving Community Program is right on schedule to serve those in need during the upcoming holiday. The program’s three-pronged service events — Thanksgiv…
Eyewitness News 3ABC 10 News has obtained San Diego County records showing a Biofuel company in Barrio Logan is in violation of California health code.
Eyewitness News 3Legals for October, 12 2022 Columbia Basin Herald
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