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Syracuse Redevelopment Commission Discussion focuses On TIFS, Boardwalk Project
3+ week, 3+ day ago (663+ words) SYRACUSE – Discussion focused on tax increment finance districts and the boardwalk project in Syracuse during the regular meeting of the Syracuse Redevelopment Commission. The meeting was held...Commission then approved spending $40,000 from the Syracuse TIF. Wilkinson explained the town did…...
It took months, but Sharon Owens is close to hiring Syracuse’s first ‘night mayor’
3+ week, 3+ day ago (393+ words) Syracuse, N.Y. — It turns out that a lot of people want to be Syracuse’s “night mayor.” Because of the heavy interest...make it possible. Earlier this year, Ennis told syracuse.com that the city used models in Boston, Ottawa,...Norfolk…...
Sept. 3, 2026: City council hires attorney; potential $8.8M student housing deal; street-camping arrest; food inspections
1+ week, 2+ day ago (587+ words) In this morning's edition: Bloomington’s council hires Jake Rossman as staff attorney; Methodists move toward an $8.8M South Lot sale for student housing; a man is released after his second street-camping arrest; and July food-inspection results are in. We’re skipping the…...
Daily Poll for September 10, 2026: City Budget Documents
2+ day, 19+ hour ago (116+ words) Wausau Pilot & Review Start your morning by weighing in on the day’s question. Our Poll of the Day is an informal, unscientific snapshot of reader opinion. We’ll publish the results in a weekly roundup — so be sure to watch for…...
City of Erie Releases Findings in Kevin Sparks Investigation
2+ week, 5+ day ago (426+ words) The City of Erie on Monday released the results of its investigation into the June 28 encounter between Erie Police officers and Keven Sparks, outlining its findings, disciplinary actions, and policy changes stemming from the incident. During a public press conference,…...
Niagara Falls councilmembers push back, as mayor extends emergency order over contracts
3+ week, 1+ day ago (506+ words) Some councilmembers in Niagara Falls are continuing to push back against Mayor Robert Restaino’s state of emergency declaration. Restaino accused the city council of being "derelict" for not approving two contracts for road paving and landscaping services. But, at least…...
Dallas is Using AI Garbage Trucks to Secretly Give Homes a "Blight Score"
20+ hour, 24+ min ago (423+ words) The city recently shelled out $2.5 million for a three-year contract with tech vendor City Detect to outfit 50 brush and bulky-waste trucks with 100 high-definition cameras. As these trucks drive their regular routes, the cameras continuously scan homes for perceived code violations....
Albany police review board tables Common Council member's racial profiling complaint
4+ week, 1+ day ago (792+ words) The Albany Community Police Review Board (CPRB) voted to take more time to consider Albany Common Councilor John Williamson's allegations that an Albany police officer racially profiled him during a traffic stop in May. A report on the allegations, authored…...
Renovations begin on $12M student services centre at original Main Campus
2+ week, 4+ day ago (925+ words) Beyond the doorways of the broad, brightly lit corridor known as NAIT’s South Lobby, there’s a space resembling an on-campus ghost town. Now a dim warren of former offices and meeting rooms, it was once a bustling centre of student…...
Whitefish voters will decide on funding for second fire station
4+ week, 1+ day ago (587+ words) The Whitefish City Council last week directed staff to move forward with plans for a second staffed fire station north of the Baker Avenue viaduct, with the final say coming from a voted levy. The station would require a minimum…...