Urban village, landscaping part of FD project The Fort Dodge Messenger
When someone drives into Fort Dodge, they ought to see something that all but screams ‘‘You have arrived.’’ That’s the philosophy of the designers and planners hired to improve the looks of the city’s major entry points.
Cathie Draine: Rapid City Garden Walk showcases imaginative landscaping Rapid City Journal
RAPID CITY — Everyone who loves a garden is invited to Rapid City’s Annual Garden Walk on Sunday, June 25.
Outside Decorative concrete a landscaping option for Coast The Biloxi Sun Herald
With infinite variety, sidewalks, driveways, patios, decks, floors and landscaping accents along the Gulf Coast are taking on a new look. Best of all, they are much more resistant to hurricanes and flooding.
Property Crimes Peoria Journal Star
As a service to our readers, arrests for drunken driving and incidents of property crimes in Peoria County are reported in Neighbors. # A viola, valued at $1,000, belonging to Lisa Schell, 2713 N. Missouri Ave., taken from outside her home between 3 p.m. Nov. 8 and 3 p.m. Nov. 11. Unforced entry.
Concerned citizens confront council Durant Daily Democrat
DURANT- Citizens and the city council faced off once again over the proposal by Bobby Story to develop his 22-acre lot with borders on Chuckwa, Westside Drive, and University.
Commission OKs Joaquin Village Provo Daily Herald
Neighbors said it looks like a jail. It blocks the view of Mount Timpanogos. It'll pour hundreds of vehicles onto already crowded streets. Yet the Provo Planning Commission conditionally approved a preliminary plan for Joaquin Village because it fits almost perfectly into the South Campus Area Master Plan the city designed years ago.
Eaten out of house and home Haaretz Daily
Another disengagement is taking place in a few southern settlements. Unlike the first disengagement, in which residents were expelled from their homes, now residents remain in place while their homes vanish.
Parking still an issue as downtown project nears Parking still an issue as downtown project nears The Cabinet
Sara Pratt photo Mickey Pieterse, chairwoman of the Wilton Main Street Association, looks at the latest design of the downtown sidewalk project at a public hearing on Dec. 7.
Hot temps push gardening activities indoors Rapid City Journal
Searing heat and growling blizzards evoke the same response in me: I retreat, grudgingly, indoors and clean closets, drawers and files. I start looking for a place to put al lof the small, miscellaneous (obviously important) bits and pieces. It’s the same with gardening. It’s hot.
Improvements planned for business district The Hub
FAIR HAVEN — Digging is set to begin to replace sidewalks in the business district on River Road by next spring with a target completion date of Memorial Day. At the Borough Council meeting Dec. 5, council members discussed plans for improving the business area that will begin with requests for bids on the sidewalk project early next year.
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