Oct 28, 2026, 5:35 PM The Passaic Planning Board has approved an application for a six-story, 106-unit apartment building on Aspen Place. A Planning Board representative confirmed to News 12 that the board voted to approve the application at its Oct. 14 meeting. According to…
Jamestown City Council has unanimously approved a local law that creates a Digital Services and Infrastructure Division at the Jamestown Board of Public Utilities. This is the sixth Division at the… Jamestown Board of Public Utilities Jamestown City Council has…
Gulf Shores, Ala. — (OBA) — Gulf Shores is advancing major infrastructure improvements around its pedestrian bridge project and preparing to move forward with the first phase of the Pedestrian Bridge Plaza, which will convert undeveloped ground into functional public spaces. The…
WILMINGTON — The City of Wilmington’s planning department has been exploring a major change to its land code with an additional zoning district for open space, though its initial momentum has now been… Wilmington planning staff working on open space zoning…
Two hundred apartments will be built in Corrimal after the second stage of the cokeworks development gained state government approval. The $120 million stage 2A of The Works includes four residential flat buildings holding a combined 207 apartments. It follows on from the…
Nashua has taken a step toward its plan to reconnect Veterans Park to downtown by relocating a historic bridge across the Cedar River u2013 potentially flying it into place beneath a military helicopter. The Nashua City Council voted Monday evening, Oct.
Get unlimited access to in-depth local journalism by becoming a CT Examiner member. — Daniel Tepfer, 10.20.2026 — Daniel Tepfer, 10.16.2026 — Daniel Tepfer, 10.15.2026 — Daniel Tepfer, 10.22.2026 — Dave Altimari, 10.21.2026 — Charlotte Harvey, 10.20.2026
Moore County commissioners unanimously denied a conditional rezoning request on Oct. 20 for a proposed 134-unit apartment complex along N.C. 211 near West End. During the meeting, commissioners and concerned citizens alike voiced concerns about building height, parking, traffic, emergency access, and the…
Reader commentary: Instead of awarding tax breaks to a few developers, Baltimore should lower taxes for everyone to even the playing field, writes David F. Tufaro. Maryland voter guide: 2026 races for Congress, General Assembly, county executive and more Mike Locksley out…
By Sara Beth Williams– The Citrus Heights City Council approved an $11 million construction contract for accessibility and drainage improvements ahead of planned roadway resurfacing work in 2026 and 2027, The annually occurring project was approved unanimously by four councilmembers as part of…
Who runs Wilmington and what they decided this week.
An article joins this feed when it matches these terms. Each one is also a search of its own.