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Akron City Council considering legislation that would cap how much delivery services can charge restaurants
Akron City Council is considering legislation that would cap how much food delivery services can charge restaurants for delivering meals to customers.
9 Ways You Can Support Local Businesses and *Not* Leave Your House
In the age of Coronavirus and fear of contamination, here is how you can support your local businesses without having to leave your house.
Reading City Council struggles to find ways to reduce loud gatherings at the Pagoda
Council is paying $125,000 for a private security firm but it hasn't done much to quell loud noise and drug activity at the Pagoda and Riverfront Park.
Hurst City Council to Decide Next Step for Apartment Complex With 700 Code Violations
City leaders in Hurst are expected to make a decision Tuesday on what to do with a troubled apartment complex. Dakota Place Apartments has more than 700 code violations. The owner of the complex was ordered to get everything up to code. City council will discuss hitting the owner with heavy penalties if things haven’t been repaired. The apartment complex…
Carbondale has $7.8 million in COVID relief — and city leaders have to decide how to spend it
How can the city best spend $7.8 millions dollars?
Jacksonville changes retirement benefits to certain employees
Jacksonville city officials have improved the retirement benefits of a certain segment of city employees.
City lacks funds to finish Cross Charlotte Trail project
Who doesn't like to bike or have a nice walk along the greenway? We have a lot of trails across Charlotte, but they're not connected. The City of Charlotte decided to change that.
Denver City Council extends fee cap for food delivery companies like DoorDash and Grubhub
Companies delivering food in Denver — like Grubhub, DoorDash and Postmates — must make do a few more months with the 15% fee they’re able to charge restaurants.
4 Ways Local Businesses Can Get More Out of Google
Last updated: Jun 2, 2016 The image of a local mom and pop shop always brings a smile to my face. Seriously, who doesn’t love local storefronts? If you’re anything like me, you have each tiny store located in your hometown engraved into your brain. If one disappears, you’re shocked! “Chuck’s Cupcakes closed?! How could they do that?” we find our adult selves whining to our unfazed parents. Living in downtown Boston and commuting to work on foot, through one of the main…
4 Ways Local Businesses Can Get More Out of Google
Last updated: Jun 2, 2016 The image of a local mom and pop shop always brings a smile to my face. Seriously, who doesn’t love local storefronts? If you’re anything like me, you have each tiny store located in your hometown engraved into your brain. If one disappears, you’re shocked! “Chuck’s Cupcakes closed?! How could they do that?” we find our adult selves whining to our unfazed parents. Living in downtown Boston and commuting to work on foot, through one of the main…
City council approves more rules for dog owners
YAKIMA, Wash.- It got just a little bit harder to be man's best friend in Yakima.The city council approved a new dog ordinance that gives owners more rules to follow.New rules include requiring dogs to be spayed or neutered if they've been impounded more t
Editorial: Savannah needs that vision thing for planning
Once again the Savannah City Council is patching the battered quilt that is the city’s half-century-old zoning ordinance. It’s a good patch, to be sure. It would clarify what downtown homeowners must do to rent out a spare bedroom for a short time and labels such situations a “homestay.” Fine. Once it’s read a second time, the council should sew it on.
Decatur City Council to consider gutting COVID ordinances on bars, restaurants
Decatur City Council meets Monday to consider turning a blind eye to reopening indoor dining.
