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Milestone anniversaries: Riverfront Development s 25th; Food Bank s 40th; Goodwill s 100th

Delaware Business Now th anniversary beginning this month. Since April 1996, the RDC has overseen the transformation of the Christina Riverfront from an abandoned shipbuilding community to a city within a city. RDC has spearheaded the construction of the Michael S. Purzycki Riverwalk, Tubman-Garrett Riverfront Park, Hare Pavilion, the Chase Center on the Riverfront, and the DuPont Environmental Education Center participated in the recruitment of numerous businesses, such as AAA Mid-Atlantic, Barclays, and Navient, and cleared the way for the construction of new residential units and attractions, such as the Delaware Children’s Museum, Riverwalk Mini Golf, the Horizon Riverfront Rink and Constitution Yards Beer Garden.

Council denies permit for proposed East Hill care home

“We as council hear all the time that we have problems with crime, we have gangs, all of these situations that are present in the city,” he told the meeting. “We have to do something about it. We have an organization, the John Howard Society that wants to do something about it.” Ogrodnick argued it would be better to have vulnerable youth living in a supportive, supervised facility than renting an apartment themselves, something he said could very well happen “if we don’t approve this.” The proposed location of the care home beside Kinsmen Park is shown in red. (Council Agenda Package/City of P.A.)

Prince Albert city council puts brakes on residential care home for at risk youth

Prince Albert city council puts brakes on residential care home for at risk youth In a narrow 5-4 decision Monday night, Prince Albert council nixed plans to move forward with a residential care home for at risk youth in the city. The John Howard Society of Saskatchewan had applied for a rezoning permit to convert an apartment building on 1 st Avenue West into a supervised facility for about five young people aged 18-21. Two staff would serve in a supervisory capacity on a 24-hour basis. The idea was to provide a place for these youth to live while they participated in various programming including work skills training, land-based learning and cultural connections.

Not really dealing with the issues : Homeless advocate questions removal of bus benches in Prince Albert

  SASKATOON An advocate for homeless people in Prince Albert says removing benches at a downtown bus station doesn’t address the roots causes of crime. In a news release, the Prince Albert Police Service said it’s working with city officials to look at environmental or landscaping options to minimize crime at the transfer station – it comes after a bus driver was allegedly assaulted earlier this month. The city’s communications manager, Kiley Bear, said they removed the benches in the shelter immediately “to discourage people from spending a lot of time in the area.” “We are open to other ideas, but this is the only one we are considering right now,” she said.

Downstate duo of Hench, Hudson in tune with Delmarva - Delaware State News

Downstate duo of Hench, Hudson in tune with Delmarva - Delaware State News
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