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Refuerzan la atención a la salud y el bienestar social con la inauguración del Hospital de Vieques
La gobernadora Jenniffer González Colón reafirmó el compromiso de su administración con la salud pública y el apoyo social en la Isla tras la consecución de dos importantes logros: la apertura del Centro de Salud de Vieques, Hospital Susana Centeno, y la firma de un acuerdo entre…
Mulberry Fields set for new splash pad
A new splash pad is coming to Mulberry Fields and is expected to be ready next summer. The Zionsville Board of Parks & Recreation approved the purchase of a $325,975 splash pad Sept. 23. Work is expected to start this fall, and the splash pad will have water features for all…
New hotel gets approval
By Emma Houckes, Boulder Weekly BOULDER | Boulder City Council approved a purchase agreement between the Central Area General Improvement District, or CAGID, and the developers of the Midnight Auteur hotel. The agreement concerns a property at 2121 Broadway, currently a parking…
Hensley railroad crossing repairs & Take 5
What’s going in there? What’s going in on the northwest corner of Tuxedo on Highway 75? It’s a Take 5 Oil Change. The building that was there has been demolished, […]
City of Boston
Published September 29Hurley Ave, Dracut Unit #1
Hurley Ave, Dracut Unit #1 Development Single Family Home Anonymous Tue, 09/29/2026 - 2:37pm Occupancy Type Rent Income Eligibility AMI Threshold 50% AMI Rent or Sale Price $2,500.00 Minimum Income Threshold $2500.00 Minimum annual income Number of Bedrooms 3Bedrooms Number of…
City of Boston
Published September 29Single Family Home
Single Family Home Anonymous Tue, 09/29/2026 - 2:37pm
Pedestrian Bridge Improvements Advance on Canal
The Fredericksburg City Council approved $1 million in funding to advance study, engineering and repair/replacement of the Rappahannock Canal bridges several years ago.
Leaders say $14.5M in federal money will be released for Astoria hospital project
The federal government is releasing more than $14.5 million for a hospital expansion project in Astoria after the money sat in limbo for more than a year. On Monday, local leaders announced the Federal Emergency Management Agency was finally releasing funding awarded to Columbia…
Brooklyn Paper
Published September 29Brownsville community center set to open two years early, $10 million under budget
Community-based organizations and Brooklyn Community Board 16 will soon serve residents across Brooklyn from under one roof at a new 60,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art, all-electric community center set to open its doors in Brownsville in the coming months. The new $128 million…
City Peppers Embattled Landlord During Bankruptcy Hearing
David Tomblin and Highgrove's portfolio subject to bankruptcy, nuisance lawsuit.
Long Island Press
Published September 29Westbury Ave. revitalization efforts begin for 2027 finish
Revitalization efforts on Westbury Avenue started on Tuesday, Sept. 29, as construction workers broke ground to fix the road and sidewalk, add light fixtures and plant dozens of new trees. Elected officials, members of the Carle Place Civic Association and heads of Stasi General…
City fulfills its promise as its largest infrastructure project comes to a close
Main Street ready to shine ahead of schedule The City’s Main Street reconstruction project, spanning the heart of downtown Vancouver […]