#community-concerns

#community-concerns

Steve Albright, general manager of Madronia Cemetery, emphasized the responsibility of the district, stating, 'We feel like we wouldn't be doing our jobs if we didn't make an offer on the land.'

Miami-Dade schools partnered with Bus Patrol, a private company, to equip school buses with automated cameras designed to catch drivers who illegally pass stopped buses.

PG&E does not believe that there was an issue with our electrical equipment and agrees that these birds were not electrocuted. Neighbors have asked the Contra County Sheriff's Office to look into this situation.

The Rugby Football Union (RFU) plans to transform Allianz Stadium into a major concert venue, sparking community concerns over safety and well-being amidst commercial pressures.

The CHP is introducing modified vehicles to better blend into traffic, aiming to combat reckless driving behaviors reminiscent of video games.

For me personally, I don't really carry change, so if I had to put a quarter in, it would be hard for me to do that all the time.

“I wish that whatever happens is the best for the community and council and most importantly, the staff team,” said City Manager Pamela Wu, expressing her commitment even while on leave.

My friends, we are being governed by morons. The more difficult the struggle, the more glorious the victory.

The report indicates a marked increase in external complaints recommended for full investigation by the Office of Police Oversight, rising from 47 to 215 in one year.

Nobody in our stretch of the road wants this HMO. I've spoken to some of the people who are in close proximity to the HMO and I'm telling you there are going to be mental health problems. People are very stressed and they are fearful of what's coming down the line for them and I think that needs to be considered.

A massive fire erupted at an East Flatbush apartment building on Lenox Road around 9:30 a.m., but thankfully, there were no reported injuries.

People living in the six-storey building on Loughborough Park estate in Brixton expressed concern about children, elderly or disabled neighbours.

Surveillance footage shows a group of teenagers running through a vinyl backyard fence in Staten Island, highlighting ongoing issues with vandalism related to a social media challenge.

"We wanted to get out of the city, we wanted to come out here, to a place of peace and quiet. But they are going to make it completely impossible for us to stay here."

The boom in tobacco retailers prompted an outcry from the public, leading the council to adopt a moratorium on issuing new tobacco retail licenses last April.

"Casinos and amusements is not really a good mix. It's oil and water," said Dennis Vourderis, co-owner of the family-run amusement park.

The editorial board's decision to urge voters to reject Measure T overlooks the financial needs of Acalanes High School District, which has been chronically underfunded. Without local support, our public schools risk closure.

Eubanks has had a notable career in parks and tourism, but opposition causes delays in his nomination process. Community members raise concerns requiring further dialogue.

Marine Park residents are outraged over plans to build a lithium-ion battery energy storage system near their homes, concerned about the project's location and safety risks.

The installation of telegraph poles has sparked public demonstrations, prompting the UK Labour government to seek a revised Code of Practice for their deployment.

Merton Council's application for a premises license aims to streamline the process for hosting events in Morden Park by allowing alcohol sales from 9am daily.

The recent settlement between Oakland Airport, the city of Alameda, and the Citizens League for Airport Safety and Serenity will facilitate a major expansion while addressing community concerns.

It turns out the man was there because of an issue that Catanzaro herself had brought up to her property management company - hoards of invasive iguanas.

It's been going on since November; we haven't had bank cards delivered, hospital letters, or any communication whatsoever. In 39 years I have never had this problem before.