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Boulder Social Streets program gets mixed reviews from City Council

Boulder staffers have been exploring ways to make the city's downtown streets livelier, more social spaces where community members can enjoy spending time.

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Neighbors concerned about dangerous road in South Austin

With Old San Antonio Road not being classified a residential road, the city can't do much to address the speed.

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Oceanside approves plan to build artificial headlands to restore and retain beach sand

The project, which could cost up to $50 million, also involves pumping nearly a million cubic yards of sand from offshore deposits

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Residents want Oceanside dune project moved away from harbor

Concerns raised about restricting public access to city's widest beach, a favorite with surfers avolleyball players

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Spokane City Councilmembers stepping in following continued anti-LGBTQ+ vandalism

SPOKANE, Wash. After two weeks of constant vandalism targeting Spokane s LGBTQ+ community, city councilmembers are stepping in. During Monday night’s city council meeting, Councilmembers Zack Zappone and Ryan Oelrich

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