The city will foreclose on a contaminated industrial property with significant tax liens in hopes of cleaning it up.
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Pocket park sites to be appraised
Parts of two downtown properties will be appraised as part of a requirement for state grant funding toward a long-sought pocket park downtown.
City finalizes mural agreement with The Mint
A mural along the side of a new downtown development will be extended to another ground-floor wall of the building.
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Redevelopment plan for New Brunswick Ave site
A dilapidated warehouse property on New Brunswick Avenue would eventually be demolished and re-built to modern standards under a redevelopment plan introduced by City Council.
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Poll: Holiday window decoration contest
The holiday window decoration contest is back!
City launches arts survey to guide programs
The city has launched a survey seeking input from arts of all disciplines and fields on the types of resources and programs that are important to them.
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Parking permit hikes take effect next month
Parking permit fee increases approved last month by City Council are scheduled to go into effect Dec. 1.
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Council to borrow $4M for sewer improvements, replace water meters
.City Council is poised to authorize more than $4 million in borrowing for various improvements to the sewer system, water system filtration upgrades at the city’s water treatment plant, and replacement of water meters at various locations.
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