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Zoning Hearing for Arsenal Terminal Building Site
ByHelenThis Thursday, March 3rd, the Zoning Board of Adjustment will review the proposed development for 39th – 40th and Butler, also known as the Arsenal Terminal Building Site. Residents and stakeholders are welcome to attend the 10:40am hearing, which will be held at 200 Ross Street, and provide testimony regarding the special exceptions requested. View the…
Bay 4 Public Meeting Notes (Fort Willow)
ByHelenOn January 23, 2017, Fort Willow Developers held a meeting to engage neighbors in discussion about how to use the Bay 4 space that will remain open to the public. Here are the meeting notes from that discussion and pictures from the brainstorming session. Have other ideas? Contact Ben at Fort Willow Developers.
Discussion of Proposed Changes to Thunderbird Cafe Consent Agreement
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Announcing an Intergenerational Skill Swap!
ByHelenAre you aged 55 or over, and have skills or experience you could share to help someone younger? Or are you a younger person who has a skill you could share with someone older? The Intergenerational Skill Swap links people of different ages together, to share a skill and learn something new. Tell us what…
Lawrenceville Independence Day Celebration Rescheduled to Sunday July 2nd
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