The Kirksville City Council, at a study session held on Monday, June 12, discussed the future soccer fields being planned for North Park after the fields finished as the top priority of city residents that responded to the council’s Kirk’s Capital Improvement Tournament, a single-elimination tournament bracket consisting of 16 community projects, that sought public input on how the council should allocate $3,574,148.
The Illinois Transportation Enhancement Program will grant McLean County $2.7 million to extend the Route 66 hiking-and-biking trail from near Funks Grove to the village of McLean. The state also is giving Heyworth $1.2 million to build a trail along U.S. Route 136 from Centennial Park to east of U.S. 51.
they have had to quickly act it. cost $120 billion in total rail funding. and then as we look at what is happening now as the infrastructure deal when you look at rail, nothing specifically for ohio. a lot has to do with amtrak. the bipartisan deal that had some republican senators sign off on it, you know, the president famously loves to ride the train. $102 billion worth of rail work. the other thing to keep in mind people have brought up before is that there was a rail strike. and it was forced consolation. everyone had to go back to work against their will. you wonder what is going on if that is playing a role at all in what we are seeing now. a lot of these trains some 50 cars, some 100 cars, are not fully manned. so, we re looking now at a situation where fema does not step in because the company is responsible. but the problem for the people in palestine is win is the money coming? they need stuff today.
alexandria hoff live with the latest overnight vote. good morning. early this morning the president called this monumental step forward for the once in a generation bill passed 1. 89.9 billion for funding for public transit. 66 billion for rail funding, 65 for clean energy transmission. 65 for access to high speed internet and 50 billion to protect against droughts, floods and wildfires. all of this will now head to the president s desk and it comes 87 days after the senate passed it. yesterday, progress was held up for a record seven hours as the timeline for when the much larger social spending package will be set. when that vote will happen. congressman mark halperin put the whole process eloquently. well, the whole day was a cluster [bleep] beyond that i was up there when we were going through all of this a little