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The City of Bloomington Volunteer Network (CBVN) will host its annual Volunteer Fair from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 5 inside Bloomington City Hall (401 N. Morton St.) and on the Fernandez Plaza in front of the building. This free community..
Avoid contact with Charles River's water between Kendrick Street in Needham and Spring Street in West Roxbury.
Mayor Michelle Wu, Age Strong Commission, Biogen Foundation, Urban League of Eastern MA, and Lyft Announce Expansion of Healthy Rides Program. Expanded program will connect older residents across neighborhoods with free transportation to health and wellne
Coastal infrastructure projects would help protect the over 40% of Boston residents at risk of flooding and prevent over $40 billion in economic loss by end of century
Above: Photo of the VIP Records Sign at the original World Famous VIP Records location. Long Beach, CA – The City of Long Beach invites community members to participate in a series of public workshops to help shape the design of a new public space for...
Over 28,000 young Chicagoans have been placed in summer jobs as additional spots continue to be filled.
The City of Boston and Boston University today announced a major Payment-in-Lieu-of-Taxes (PILOT) agreement. The new PILOT agreement includes a commitment of more than $104.3 million in voluntary cash contributions and community benefits over the next...
Above: In the early hours of Jan. 22, 2026, volunteers gathered to participate in the 2026 Homeless Point in Time Count. Long Beach, CA – The City of Long Beach today released the results of the 2026 Homeless Point in Time Count, which identified...
Beginning on Wednesday, July 22, expect detours around the intersection of Holmes and 49th South as contractors work to install traffic lights. The project will increase safety for vehicles and pedestrians.
Idaho Falls Power proudly sponsored 10 local high school students at the 2026 Idaho Consumer-Owned Utilities Association (ICUA) Youth Rally, where they joined 90 students from the Northwest and Alaska for a week of leadership development.
NAPERVILLE, Ill. — Beginning Tuesday, July 28, 2026, at 8 a.m. petitions for candidacy for the 2027 Naperville municipal election are available in the Community Services Department at the Naperville Municipal Center, 400 S. Eagle St. Petitions may...
Columbia Police arrested Lance Dereon Graves, 20, of Columbia, on July 20 in connection with two armed robberies that occurred July 11 in the 600 block of Claudell Lane and July 16 in the 2200 block of Thomas Drive. &
Mesa Fire and Medical Chief Mary Cameli received the 2026 Bob Weber Lifetime Achievement Award from the Arizona Fire Chiefs Association. Chief Cameli was honored for creating a professional, forward-thinking department recognized nationally for innovation
Expanded program will connect older residents across neighborhoods with free transportation to health and wellness programs
Renamed library honors longtime Roxbury community leader and trailblazing Black television news reporter
Mesa's Hang 110 FlowRider Competition is Saturday, July 25 at 5pm at Rhodes Aquatic Complex, 1860 S. Longmore. Registration is underway in 4 age groups from kids starting at age 5 to adults
Columbia Regional Airport (COU) welcomed a record 19,584 departing passengers in June 2026, more than doubling the 9,294 passengers recorded during the same month last year.The latest milestone reflects the airport's continued growth as travelers increasi
Boston's Flood Protection Plan: What You Need to Know
At about 2 a.m. on July 19, Columbia Police responded to a shots-fired call in the 10 block of Old Highway 63.
Police officers located an adult male victim with injuries that were not life threatening. He was taken
On Saturday, July 18 at 2:50 p.m., Columbia Fire Department (CFD) companies were dispatched to a residential structure fire in the 4900 block of Craydon Drive.
CFD arrived within six minutes to find smoke and flames showi
Officer T. Leming, PIO As Summer is in full swing and our community is out enjoying the warm weather, the Spokane Police Department and Spokane City Parks and Recreation want to remind everyone of the importance of helping keep our parks safe, welcoming..