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Memorial Building Owner Seeks Name Change
5+ day, 16+ hour ago (195+ words) to harvest value from your home. Click for more details about a HELOC. Insured by NCUA. The proposal was initially approved but later tabled after a resident urged the board to have town counsel review the documents. click for more…...
Grant money awarded to 70 nonprofits providing food, shelter in Maine
6+ day, 1+ hour ago (121+ words) PenBay Pilot - Augusta Teen Center of The Boys and Girls Club,Augusta, $20,000 - Bethel Area District Exchange and Food Pantry,Bethel, $10,000 - Center for a Green Future DBA Growing to Give,Brunswick, $10,000 - Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust / Twin Villages Foodbank Farm,Alna, $25,000 - Lewiston…...
Demolition Completed For Two 31-Story Apartment Towers At 800 2nd Avenue South In Downtown St. Petersburg
1+ week, 2+ hour ago (337+ words) By: Oscar Nunez 8:00 am on September 7, 2026 Demolition has been completed at 800 2nd Avenue South in Downtown St. Petersburg, clearing a three-acre site for two 31-story apartment towers developed by Echelon and Third Lake Partners. Designed by ARC3 Architecture, the 343-foot-tall development is…...
Sarasota County approves arts grants without DEI debate, leaving Urbanite Theater behind
1+ week, 8+ hour ago (870+ words) The new Sarasota County Administration Center. SARASOTA — When arts organizations in line for tourist tax grants were asked in July to acknowledge new diversity, equity and inclusion stipulations to receive public funds for 2027, most hoped the Sarasota County Commission would…...
Decorah Historic Preservation Commission Releases Two Brochures
1+ week, 2+ day ago (247+ words) Decorah News News is better when it's close to home DECORAH â Two new brochures highlighting Decorah's architectural and religious history are now available at the Decorah Chamber of Commerce and on the Decorah Historic Preservation Commission's website The…...
Demolition regulations on hold in Punta Gorda | News
2+ week, 9+ hour ago (771+ words) PUNTA GORDA — The city’s Historic Preservation Advisory Board unanimously recommended approval for its draft ordinance amending the Punta Gorda’s land development regulations earlier this summer. The ordinance would change demolition guidelines and require written disclosures to purchases of historic properties....
Warner Music/Blavatnik Social Justice Fund names 17 grantees in first 2026 docket, investing almost $6M
2+ week, 3+ day ago (440+ words) The Warner Music Group / Blavatnik Family Foundation Social Justice Fund has named its first slate of 2026 grantees. The docket covers 17 organizations and an investment of almost $6 million. The latest round, announced on Thursday (August 27), includes six new grantees, with an…...
Demolitions Complete, Caissons Permitted For 1000 West Jackson Residential Tower
2+ week, 5+ day ago (355+ words) Chicago YIMBY A caisson permit was issued by the City of Chicago on August 19 for the property addressed as 1022 West Jackson Boulevard in the West Loop. That allows Mavrek Development to begin construction on their 25-story apartment tower 1000 West Jackson....
Rhode Island Foundation awards $290K to Newport County nonprofits
2+ week, 5+ day ago (337+ words) NEWPORT – More than 50 nonprofit organizations serving Newport County residents will share $290,000 in grants from the Rhode Island Foundation to support programs focused on education, housing, food access, healthcare, social services and arts activities. The funding was awarded through the foundation’s…...
Excelsior approves the partial demolition of historic Dock Cinema building
2+ week, 6+ day ago (275+ words) Mithun Companies gets approval to partially demolish Dock Cinema property, Aug. 17 Excelsior’s most anticipated development is one step closer to reality. After months of back-and-forth discussion and a previous denial, the partial demolition of the historic Dock Cinema was approved…...