Minneapolis (CNN) — A 119-degree day in Phoenix hits like a blast of hot air from the oven with no relief in sight, and for a business owner like Lyn Thomas, there’s hardly any avoiding it. Thomas serves up authentic Cajun and Creole dishes from recipes passed down through generations at her Zydeco’s Louisiana Kitchen …
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ROME — The city of Rome is looking to apply for nearly $500,000 through the 2023 NYS Consolidated Funding Application process to go toward the Empire State-Canalway Trail, according to the Common Council agenda for their July 26 meeting. The city’s Department of Community and Economic Development will apply for $459,900 in funding through the …
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Habitat for Humanity of Lee and Hendry Counties has received a grant of $20,000 from State Farm to help low-income families affected by Hurricane Ian. “We are extremely grateful to State Farm for its generous grant, which will go a long way toward helping those families that are still struggling as a result …
Preparing to find the best way to spend slightly more than $23.3 million of remaining COVID-19 relief funds, Waukegan Community Unit School District 60 officials are quizzing the school community and residents about their ideas. Since the first of three packages of COVID relief began arriving in April, 2020, in three separate pieces of Congressional …
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FLINT, MI — Flint Mayor Sheldon Neeley’s plan for spending $5 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds on home repairs for residents could be approved in the next 24 hours despite lingering objections from some residents and City Council members. The council took no action on the program when it met last week but …
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With the start of school less than a month away and significant damage from a June 18 storm still evident at a number of school sites, the Sand Springs Public Schools Board of Education met in emergency session Thursday to consider bids for repairs at Angus Valley Elementary School and the adjacent baseball and softball …
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — For almost 60 years, the Hogan’s Fountain Pavilion at Louisville’s Cherokee Park has been an iconic structure. But no more. Louisville Metro Government issued an emergency demolition order. What You Need To Know Hogan’s Fountain Pavilion, also known as the “tee pee” or “witch’s hat” has been deemed unsafe An emergency demolition …
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For a 40th year, 30 youth and 12 adults from United Methodist Church of Geneva embarked on a trip to Kentucky to help rebuild homes as part of a service project. According to a news release, Geneva UMC congregants Mike and Julie Popplewell co-coordinated the church’s participation in Appalachia Service Project July 8-15. ASP, a …
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The Parkers Chapel School Board met on Friday, July 21 and faced an issue school districts across the state are currently dealing with – drastically raised property tax premiums. PCSD superintendent John Gross told board directors that PCSD is facing a bill that has more than doubled. “This past year, our school property insurance was …
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