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The Pet Pantry is looking to move its operations to the newly minted Dunkirk Animal Shelter on Main Street Extension next to dog shelter. In a resolution in the Common Council agenda for today’s meeting the organization, which aids pet owners in times of need, is looking to have an office and storage area there.
In addition to this resolution, council will also look at one granting $30,000 from the New York state Department of Environmental Conservation to aid in a sewer collection system study.
Other resolutions being an application for Lowriginal to host a car show in July at Point Gratiot.
KC Streetcar extension officially receives $174M in federal funding
and last updated 2021-01-08 12:37:21-05
KANSAS CITY, Mo. â The Kansas City Streetcar southbound extension hit a green light this week, officially receiving $174 million in federal funding for the project.
Federal and Kansas City, Missouri, officials applauded the funding at a news conference on Friday, calling it a project that will spur economic growth and development. Investing in public transportation is investing in mobility and opportunity for Kansas Citians while creating thousands of good-paying jobs along the way,â Mayor Quinton Lucas said in a news release. This weekâs grant signing ceremony is a wonderful way to start the new year in Kansas City and serves as an exciting signal that the Streetcar expansion project is in full motion.