During the Chautauqua County Legislature Planning and Economic Development Committee this week, the committee approved a resolution to create a capital funding account for the Welch Trail Recreation Area project.
Don McCord, county director of planning and community development, said the design phase is currently ongoing for the project — a 1.25 mile trail in the Westfield area near the former Portage Inn. He said trail construction should start this spring.
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Minot City Council considers redirecting resilience money | News, Sports, Jobs - Minot Daily
File Photo Property along Third Street, north of the railroad tracks downtown, is undergoing an environmental review to determine whether it is suitable for a potential gathering space even as the Minot City Council considers removing the project from its resilience program.
A downtown gathering space may be a good idea whose time has not yet come, according to Minot City Council members, who are now thinking about deleting the project from the National Disaster Resilience program.
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A video of an apparent tourist trying to swipe a $20 bill at a New York City subway turnstile -- instead of the required MetroCard -- to gain access has the Internet shaking its head.
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The short clip, posted by the Instagram account @SubwayCreatures, shows the unidentified man attempt twice to swipe the U.S. currency.
“When you’re an alien from outer space trying to act human,” the account captioned with the video.
RIGOP calls on Democrats to return Mattiello money - News - providencejournal.com - Providence,
PROVIDENCE — Rhode Island Republicans think House Democrats should return the $195,000 in campaign donations that House Speaker Nicholas Mattiello has given them over the last decade.
If a Maine candidate for U.S. Senate is reluctant to take Mattiello contributions, as reported by WPRI, then state Republican Party Chairwoman Sue Cienki contends local Democrats should also "stop taking money from our scandalous Speaker...[who] may soon be indicted for criminal conduct."
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