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Scottsdale Progress
scottsdale.org > city_news > scottsdale-councilwomen-spar-over-campaign-signs > article_21d9ae21-f3da-4665-8bfd-7a8803a8f536.html

Scottsdale councilwomen spar over campaign signs

6+ day, 8+ hour ago   (496+ words) The official record is rather bland: “Councilwoman Whitehead introduced Item 32 (Agendize Future Item Related to Political Signs). “Mayor Borowsky made a motion to direct the city manager or responsible charter officer to investigate the matter and prepare a written response…...

TownAndCountryToday.com
townandcountrytoday.com > barrhead-news > woodlands-county-lobbies-province-for-more-highway-funding-12702351

Woodlands County lobbies province for more highway funding

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (272+ words) WOODLANDS COUNTY — Woodlands County councillors wholeheartedly agree that the province needs to spend more money and resources on highway maintenance. This is why councillors unanimously agreed during their Aug. 13 meeting to a request from NPA, a road paving company, to…...

ReNew Canada
renewcanada.net > ontario-moves-ahead-with-highway-413-with-procurement-notice

Ontario moves ahead with Highway 413 with procurement notice

2+ week, 2+ hour ago   (267+ words) The Government of Ontario announced it has issued a notice of procurement to design and build the east section of Highway 413 as well as the Highway 427 Extension. The contract represents approximately one third of the corridor. Once awarded, the province…...

WBOC TV
wboc.com > news > easton-pauses-enforcement-of-sign-rules-ahead-of-november-election > article_5f586575-e027-4bd9-9121-c7b4e452969b.html

Easton pauses enforcement of sign rules ahead of November election

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (638+ words) EASTON, Md. — The Town of Easton is pausing enforcement of its sign regulations for the rest of the year after notices from Code Enforcement caught property owners on both sides of the political aisle off guard. Election signs have become a…...

TelegraphHerald.com
telegraphherald.com > news > tri-state > article_9f1da35e-157b-4537-9199-ba582c461f5c.html

City of Dubuque reminds residents of political yard sign rules

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (175+ words) With elections approaching in the coming months, city of Dubuque officials are reminding residents of regulations on placement of political signs. While the city “cannot and does not” regulate content of political signs, it can regulate the size, manner…...

West Orange Times & Observer
orangeobserver.com > news > 08/26/2026 > winter-garden-submits-2050-comp-plan-to-state

Winter Garden submits 2050 Comp Plan to state

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (603+ words) The Winter Garden City Commission unanimously approved Thursday, Aug. 13, the first reading of an ordinance to address changes to state statutes in its Comprehensive Plan, extending the plan to 2050. The approval of the first ordinance allowed for the plan to…...

Monroe Times
themonroetimes.com > local-news > highway-robbery-county-highway-official-convicted-of-sign-theft

Highway Robbery: County highway official convicted of sign theft

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (556+ words) MONROE — Chris Narveson, Green County’s Highway Commissioner and chairman of the New Glarus Town Board, was convicted by a jury late last week of misdemeanor theft after a political opponent’s sign went missing. The 62-year-old also was convicted last Friday…...

LocalNews1.org
localnews1.org > franklin-county-invests-100000-in-public-safety-training-i-81-widening-could-cost-1-billion

Franklin County invests $100,000 in public safety training; I-81 widening could cost $1 billion

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (804+ words) CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. – Franklin County is investing $100,000 in a CareerTech program designed to train high school students for careers in law enforcement, firefighting, emergency medical services and other public safety fields. Funding for the Franklin County Career and Technology Center’s Protective…...