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BRIEF: Health notes: Duluth's public-housing high-rises earn kudos for going smoke-free
Duluth News TribuneDuluth's public-housing high-rises earned a state nonprofit's plaudits for going smoke-free. The Duluth Housing and Redevelopment Authority and its executive director, Rick Ball, were presented with the Mission Leadership Award by the American Lung...Tags: American Lung Association, Politics, Interior Policy
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Habitat, VIMS, Tabb scare: Daily Press roses, thorns
Each week the Daily Press Editorial Board offers a list of those persons or institutions deserving of "roses" and those deserving of "thorns." This week's roses go to the following: Habitat for Humanity Peninsula and Greater Williamsburg, the City...Tags: U.S. Military, Health and Safety at School, Gloucester Point, Gloucester (Gloucester, Virginia), Hampton (Hampton, Virginia)
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FY14 budget sent to council
The Daily News of Newburyport, Mass.Mayor Thatcher Kezer unveiled his new $59,016,377 budget for the next fiscal year to the City Council at Tuesday night's meeting, confirming that the city's tax rates will almost certainly rise again later this year. The budget includes the city's...Tags: Finance, Economy, Business and Finance, Safety of Citizens, Government, Budgets and Budgeting
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BRIEF: Judge: Rights of Norfolk business owners not violated
The Virginian-PilotA federal judge on Wednesday ruled against the owners of Central Radio Company Inc., in a case that accused Norfolk officials of violating the owners' constitutional rights. The company, which has been fighting an eminent domain case against the Norfolk...Tags: Entertainment, Crime, Law and Justice, Justice System, Judges, Politics
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AHA trying to prevent bedbugs from biting
The Telegraph, Alton, Ill.The Alton Housing Authority continues its efforts to eradicate infestations of bedbugs in its apartments, having spent $35,000 on the extermination so far this spring. "It is a bad situation," AHA Executive Director Andy Hightower said. "Residents visit...Tags: Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry, Allergies, Politics, Interior Policy
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Chef serves last meals at Ventura's Sidecar Restaurant, which is closing
Ventura County StarIt was only 3 p.m., and chef Tim Kilcoyne was already worried about running low on pig's ears. A delicacy of snout-to-tail dining, the slivers of braised, deep-fried meat were the star ingredient in one of the sandwiches Kilcoyne planned to serve...Tags: Restaurant and Catering Industry, Travel, Railway Transportation, Railway Industry, Lifestyle and Leisure
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Mesilla trustees vote to raise utility rates
Las Cruces Sun-News, N.M.Utility bills could be increasing for many of Mesilla's approximately 1,000 customers as the Mesilla board of trustees conducted a first reading Monday of a proposed ordinance that would raise monthly charges for water, wastewater and solid waste...Tags: Elections, Economy, Business and Finance, Prices, Consumer Confidence, Budgets and Budgeting
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City of Raleigh says widow not ordered out of house immediately
The News & ObserverNettie Grove, the 83-year-old widow on Carver Street, will not be forced to leave her home in 90 days. But her future remains uncertain. For roughly six years, the feisty, retired teacher has lived in Southeast Raleigh using a Section 8 housing...Tags: Chicago Housing Authority, Wake County, Rental Service, Politics, Interior Policy
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Council members question Lexington Housing authority about relocation process
The Lexington Herald-LeaderComplaints from Pimlico Apartments tenants affected by a mass relocation has prompted the Urban County Council to question how the Lexington Housing Authority is handling the move. The Urban County Government has no control over the organization,...Tags: Moving and Storage, Marketing, Rental Service, Pimlico, Moving
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Four candidates running for spot on Meade 46-1 School Board
STURGIS, S.D. - Four people are running for the three available seats in the Meade School Board election on June 4. Vying for the three three-year terms are Bryce Richter, Sturgis, Ezra Hays and Curtis Nupen, both of Piedmont, and Robert Burns, the...
Tags: Elections, Finance, Teachers, Budgets and Budgeting, Habitat for Humanity International
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BMHA, after $90,000 outlay, puts PR work out to bid
The Buffalo NewsTHE BUFFALO MUNICIPAL HOUSING AUTHORITY -- which spent more than $90,000 on a no-bid contract for public relations services -- is now putting that work out to bid. A day after The Buffalo News reported that the Housing Authority has been paying a...Tags: Prosecution, Marketing, Environmental Issues, Kensington, Public Relations
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Tuesday news roundup: Officer resigns; officer cleared; new BTW plans; and a teacher's criminal charges cleared
Columbus Ledger-EnquirerIn case you missed it, here were the headlines from a busy Tuesday: --A veteran Columbus Police officer has lost his job after lying about overhearing a restroom conversation in which he claimed Chief Ricky Boren used a racial slur in reference to...Tags: Booker T. Washington, Edgewood, Criminals, Politics, Interior Policy
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