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WATERTOWN â The Zoning Board of Appeals, meeting Wednesday, January 27, closed a Public Hearing on an application by David McCarthy, 32 Carson Ave., for construction of a two-car carport, then approved the request for a 26-foot front line variance.
Mr. McCarthy said he wanted to construct the carport over a paved turn-around space where he has been parking two of his familyâs four vehicles. He would like to protect all four cars from the elements, but he only has a two-car garage.
He said he has two cars, his mother, who lives with him, has another and his son has the fourth. All the homes on the street are built closer to the street, and the cars will actually be around 25 feet from the edge of the road, due to the right-of-way. He said he would prefer not to add any additional pavement to his lot.
Anchorage Restaurant Rescue Program Announces 16 New Participants
Sixteen restaurants have been selected by lottery to participate in the new round of the Anchorage Restaurant Rescue program.
The program, a partnership of the Municipality of Anchorage, the Alaska Hospitality Retailers Association, and United Way of Anchorage, began on November 2, 2020.
Restaurants have provided both premade and hot meals to children, families, and seniors through nonprofits from Kids Corps Head Start classes to people in senior housing.
The purpose is a threefold response to the economic crash of the COVID-19 pandemic: Provide desperately needed revenue to struggling restaurants, keep restaurant workers employed, and provide high-quality meals to people in need throughout the community.
UpdatedSat, Jan 9, 2021 at 8:14 am CT
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Lt. Dawn Malec has more than 26 years experience at the Joliet Police Department. Sources have told Patch that Malec s chances of being Joliet s next police chief are high. (Image via city of Joliet )
JOLIET, IL Joliet s police chief, which is one of the most powerful positions in Will County, has been entrusted to white men for several decades, but that may change starting next week.
After less than 2 1/2 years in the job, Al Roechner submitted his retirement notice Friday, a matter of hours before the Joliet City Council voted 6-3 to hire former Army colonel Jim Capparelli as the new permanent city manager for Joliet.
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