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Urban Milwaukee Published September 28

DNR Moves To Protect 1,800 Acres Of Langlade County Forest

Conservation easement would safeguard timberlands, trail access and local industry near Antigo.

Carolina Public Press Published September 28

Places to stay. Western NC housing recovery continues 2 years after Helene.

Federal funding woes have made housing recovery uneven after Helene. But state and nonprofit programs helping create success stories. Places to stay. Western NC housing recovery continues 2 years after Helene. is a story from Carolina Public Press , an award-winning independent…

The St. Ignace News Published September 28

Council Approves Ongoing PUD Discussions, Police Department Welcomes Officer Olsen

The St. Ignace City Council approved continuing discussions with Bold Fox Development officials about the company’s proposal to build a new housing complex on South Airport Road during its Monday, September 21, meeting. The meeting also saw the St. Ignace Police Department honor…

Current in Fishers Published September 28

Snapshot: Celebrity musicians help unveil new luxury Fishers apartments

Celebrity musicians entertained guests at a grand-opening celebration for Silver Collection at Saxony, a new 362-residence resort-style, luxury apartment community in Fishers Sept. 16. American Idol’s Casey Abrams, Grammy-nominated Latin rock band Los Wizzards and America’s Got…

Brooklyn Paper Published September 28

Prospect Park Lake gets $4 million boost for restoration, climate resilience

A beloved Prospect Park centerpiece is getting a multimillion-dollar makeover. New York Gov. Kathy Hochul on Sept. 24 announced $4 million in state funding for the final phase of the Lakeshore Restoration Project at Prospect Park Lake to build safe, ADA-compliant access for…

Amherst Indy Published September 28

Great Barrington’s Library Gets a Crash Course in What Amherst Has Learned the Hard Way

Great Barrington’s Ramsdell Library renovation is running into a familiar set of problems — ones... The post Great Barrington’s Library Gets a Crash Course in What Amherst Has Learned the Hard Way first appeared on Amherst Indy .

Long Island Press Published September 28

Oheka Castle: a landmark on the auction block

The iconic Oheka Castle has been more than an awe-inspiring sight for residents of Cold Spring Hills over the decades: it has been a meeting place for the community and a playground for their children. The future of Oheka Castle and its grounds is very much on the minds of…

Daily Emerald Published September 28

Novak: University Housing should push forward with East Campus development

The new dorm building rising on East 17th Avenue and Moss Street will provide 804 beds to primarily first-year students as part of the first phase of University Housing’s Next Generation Housing Development Plan. The second phase includes another site expected to have 815 beds…

Brooklyn Paper Published September 28

Long-neglected Bed-Stuy corner gets new life with gut renovation, new apartments and a children’s store

The large 19th century brick building on the corner of Bed Stuy’s Malcolm X Boulevard and Macon Street that spurred curiosity amongst neighbors as it sat crumbling on the prime corner site for over a decade has been spruced up and brought back to residential and commercial use…

WAMC Northeast Public Radio Published September 28

‘Completely transformational:’ Inside Sullivan County’s high-speed internet buildout

Kingston-based internet and phone provider Archtop Fiber has now laid more than 210 miles of conduit as part of Sullivan County's largest broadband project yet.

Fillmore County Journal Published September 28

One Moment, Please… The Data Center Bait

By Jason Sethre Unless you’ve been living in a cave, you’ve heard that the Harmony community is contemplating the possibility of a data center. They’ve had numerous meetings and feedback appears to be abundantly in opposition. I don’t think any of us want a data center in our…

City of Coralville Published September 28

Grant Program Offers Roof Repair Assistance

Grants up to $24,000 each, in the form of a five-year, forgivable loan, are available to six eligible Coralville homeowners for qualifying roof repairs.

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