It was already tough to find student housing in downtown Columbia. Soon it might get even harder.
City of Columbia officials will consider an ordinance that would prohibit private student dormitory buildings in much of the ...
New playground opens in North Las Vegas, built with help from Vegas Golden Knights
Children in North Las Vegas have a new place to play, thanks to a collaborative effort at the Donna Street Community Center.The center has unveiled a new playg ...
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Vegas Golden Knights, Donna Street Community Center Build New Playground with KABOOM!
VEGAS (February 22, 2025) – On Friday, February 21, the Vegas Golden Knights, the Donna Street Community Center and national ...
Plans advance for pocket park at old Dunedin City Hall site
City officials envision the park to be a place to sit, relax and enjoy a bite to eat, as well as host small gatherings and ...
First piece of public art for park on S.F.’s Great Highway underway at Judah Street
The beautification of what will become San Francisco’s newest — and most controversial — park has officially begun: a 60-foot-long wall mural is under way at Judah Street and the Upper Great Highway, ...
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Survey says: trash hauler near top of to-do list for North Wales
Council members took a first look at those survey responses on Tuesday night, as Tarlecki — the council liaison to the ...
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Golden Knights build playground in North Las Vegas for underserved kids
With over 100 volunteers, the VGK Foundation built a new playground in just five hours at the Centennial Park Apartments on ...
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Lookback: Foote’s icy feat for Austin
By Tim Ruzek In Austin, lead organizer Lewis Foote and others built an ice palace north of where Main Street ended. “A ...
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Park City survey shows childcare facilities needed, but not flagship hotels
Park City needs more childcare facilities, but a hotel designed to be a flagship is not what Parkites desire, a survey has found.
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A Gay Bar History of Jacksonville as remembered
Words by Dennis Taylor I moved to Jacksonville in 1976, and in February 1978, opened a gay bar, The Junction, on King Street.
Here’s how Hampton Roads spent Thursday’s massive snow day
Hampton Roads residents woke up to a blanket of snow covering the ground after a nor’easter dropped nearly a foot over the Tidewater area.
Delray's Atlantic Ave.: Money and haute cuisine, but also a struggle for the American Dream
On East Atlantic Avenue, there are lofty apartments and upscale restaurants. Just one block west are small businesses owned mainly by Black residents.