Travel And Leisure
WALL DISPLAY AT THE MONUMENT
TO MEMORIALIZE FLOOD VICTIMS,
CELEBRATE CITY’S GREENWAY
50-foot wall display will include
interactive elements, visuals, testimonials;
Public invited to June 9 unveiling ceremony
RAPID CITY, SD—The victims of the 1972 Black Hills Flood and Rapid City’s commitment to preserving the community’s greenway created in the floodwater’s path of destruction are now memorialized with the
The state Assembly Transportation Committee on Monday passed a resolution that encourages cities with decades-old anti-cruise ordinances, such as National City, to repeal them and recognize the cruising culture.
Assembly Concurrent Resolution 176, introduced in April by Assemblymember Luz Rivas, D-San Fernando Valley, was approved unanimously and now moves to the full Assembly.
The resolution is a symbolic gesture
LAKELAND, FL (June 13, 2022) | The City of Lakeland is pleased to announce the promotion of Jason Willey to Assistant Director of Economic Development. The position will report directly to Brian Rewis, Director of Community & Economic Development and Willey will continue to work with the City Manager on special projects as assigned.
City Manager Shawn Sherrouse said, “
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We’re finally here, Loopers; the last week of Fortnite’s Chapter 3, Season 2. The Seven is gearing up for their final attack on the Imagined Order, and our job this week is to help gear up to launch the mech, make sure The Seven’s weapons work, and help Peely finish his driving lessons as a “last minute refresher” that coincidentally
A councillor has claimed demolishing Coalville’s former leisure centre and replacing it with housing is the right thing to do. It’s a move he says should be done ‘sooner rather than later’.
Councillor Stuart Gillard, who is the district councillor for the Hermitage ward on North West Leicestershire District Council (NWLDC), spoke out as meetings to decide the fate of
Patients entering the bright third-floor offices of Houston Women’s Reproductive Services used to follow the familiar steps for a routine medical appointment: check in, get your blood pressure taken, have other vitals examined. But for the past nine months, the
Around the world, researchers like Howes are investigating how nonvisual information defines the character of a city and affects its livability. Using methods ranging from low-tech sound walks and smell maps to data scraping, wearables, and virtual reality, they’re fighting what they see as a limiting visual bias in urban planning.
“Just being able to close your eyes for 10