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Johnny Carson Park upgrade gets more funding
Burbank’s Johnny Carson Park is on its way to becoming more visitor-friendly after officials received a $283,630 state grant for renovations, boosting the pool of available money for the makeover to $2 million. Burbank was one of 12 agencies to...
Tags: Johnny Carson, Google Inc.
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Cemetery work to start next month
GLENDALE — The restoration of the troubled Grand View Memorial Park is scheduled to begin next month, bringing with it an improved irrigation system and better access to cemetery records, officials said. Using $500,000 set aside from the $3.8-...Tags: Family, Justice System, Los Angeles, Litigation, Lawyers
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Oklahoma tornado: Search, cleanup continue; rebuilding ahead
MOORE, Okla. — State and local officials vowed Tuesday to rebuild this bereft suburb, shattered by a tornado that brought death and massive destruction, even as they fought poor weather to push ahead with rescue efforts. In a day marked by...
Tags: National Weather Service, Joplin Tornado (2011), Human Interest, Health and Safety at School, Tornadoes
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Dolton mayor calls for hearing on senior center
The new mayor of south suburban Dolton on Tuesday called for an investigation into the finances of a village-owned senior housing center and for the operators to answer questions at a special board meeting. The moves come in response to a Tribune...
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Wilmette Golf Club to close for major renovations
The Wilmette Park District will close its public golf course on July 29 for a $2 million renovation that officials say will reduce flood problems and provide new challenges for golfers. It will be the largest renovation ever for the Wilmette Golf Club,...
Tags: Arts and Culture, Chicago Tribune, Architecture, Sports, Golf
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After deadly Oklahoma tornado, officials vow to rebuild Moore
MOORE, Okla. – State and local officials vowed to rebuild this bereft suburb, shattered by a tornado that brought death and massive destruction, even as they fought poor weather to push ahead with rescue efforts. At an afternoon news conference,...Tags: National Weather Service, Executive Branch, Human Interest, Health and Safety at School, Government
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Troubled Dolton senior center a burden on taxpayers
The Dorchester Senior Center in the south suburbs has a steady stream of visitors: attentive relatives, busy repairmen and, lately, inquisitive federal investigators. The five-story, village-owned building that looks out over a dreary interstate has...
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Park district hopes more campers sign up this summer
Renovations at Wheaton's Northside Park mean summer camps offer more than ever, but the number of kids participating has dipped, camp officials said. Last year, about 250 kids went through Camp Mean Green and Camp Illini. That's compared with about...
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Restoration firm adds Petoskey branch
PETOSKEY -- All Pro Restoration has opened its doors in Petoskey and has already caught the attention of many area residents. Regional supervisor Cary Norton began his journey at the company's home base in Lake Orion 10 years ago, but soon realized...
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05/20: New businesses
Occupational licenses issued recently by county and municipal governments in Central Florida; data collected by Market Force Corp. of Newtown Square, Pa. Lake The London Fish and Chippy, restaurant, 3242 Cypress Grove Drive, Eustis, 32736. Kapa Reno...
Tags: Dermatology, Rental Service, Medical Specialization, Human Interest, Realty
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New-home trends that can work for your remodel
Builders are back in business, and new-home construction is up in areas across the country. So is remodeling, as plenty of Americans choose to stay put and upgrade their current homes rather than tackle the challenge of buying and moving into something...Tags: Arts and Culture, Environmental Issues, Energy Saving, Architecture, House Building
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Agencies aim to restore bay's depleted oysters, a creek at a time
It's planting time in the Chesapeake Bay, just as it is on land for farmers and gardeners across Maryland. Instead of seeds, though, hundreds of millions of speck-sized baby oysters — known as spat — are being planted this spring in Harris...
Tags: Environmental Issues, Foods and Beverages, Dorchester County, Science and Technology, Environmental Pollution
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