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City of Wilmington moving forward on plans for a new homeless shelter
Wilmington, NC and surrounding area this week: Wilmington is advancing plans for a low-barrier homeless shelter, moving from an RFI to active negotiations with; and North Carolina’s Environmental Management Commission is advancing…
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Turnage Theatre – Washington, NC | North Carolina Weekend
The Turnage Theatre in Washington, NC, a historic venue on Main Street, maintains regular public hours and serves as a hub for concerts, plays, and films.
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New York City, NY Priority Signals, NYC shelters need ‘reassessment’, and more.
New York City, NY Priority Signals this week: A Gothamist investigation into the Tillary Street Women’s Shelter in Downtown Brooklyn reveals a facility with a; and New York City’s Economic Development Corporation is soliciting expertise…
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Hopewell South passes city council unanimously
Bloomington-Normal, IL this week: Bloomington’s city council unanimously approved the Hopewell South planned unit development, rezoning a 6; and The Bloomington Redevelopment Commission voted to proceed with a public offering for the…
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Town told local action is key to historic preservation
Pawleys Island / Georgetown & Horry Counties, SC this week: Pawleys Island is weighing local preservation tools as federal funds for a historic property survey remain; and Major hotel development signals continued high-density tourism…
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Wilmington City Council advances budget with tax increase, employee pay raises
Wilmington City Council advanced a $350 million budget that raises property taxes by 4.
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After negotiations with new owner, North Charleston mobile home residents have more time to
Residents of Ferndale Mobile Home Park in North Charleston have secured a two-month extension and $70,000 in relocation assistance after forming a tenant union and negotiating with the new landowner, New Tide LLC.
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N.Y.C. Children May Get Up to $3,000 From City for College Accounts
Potential expansion of municipal funding into higher education savings signals shifts in public investment priorities.
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Bloomington officially launches redevelopment of former downtown State Farm building
Bloomington, Illinois, has formally initiated the redevelopment of the former downtown State Farm building, a 400,000-square-foot property vacant since the insurer’s 2019 departure.
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Long-term shelter for domestic violence survivors could be coming to Beaufort County
Beaufort County currently has only one emergency shelter for domestic violence survivors, and neighboring Jasper County has none.