Minnetonka Continues Green Legacy with Annual Tree and Shrub Sale, Fosters Urban Canopy Growth
Minnetonka's annual tree and shrub sale returns, offering residents discounted greenery to enhance the city's tree canopy. Special presales for areas lacking trees begin May 5, with the general sale on May 12, exclusively for local property planting.
Minneapolis Council Member Jason Chavez Seeks Public Input on Helicopter Noise Issue in South Minneapolis
Council Member Jason Chavez is seeking feedback from South Minneapolis residents regarding helicopter noise as he prepares to draft a directive to review and potentially reduce noise pollution.
Head Start Program at Risk as Santa Clara County Office of Education Faces Layoffs Amid Federal Grant Freeze
The Santa Clara County Office of Education faces budget cuts due to a frozen federal grant, resulting in hundreds of layoffs, impacting the Head Start program and prompting educators and unions to seek support.
Dearborn Administrative Center to Temporarily Close for Renovations, Local Facilities Adjust Schedules for Eid Al-Fitr
Dearborn will close its Administrative Center on March 28 for renovations and various city buildings on March 31 for Eid Al-Fitr, but refuse collection will not be affected.
Round Rock Empowerment Initiative Launches Registration for Girls Week to Foster Leadership and Confidence
Registrations opened on March 19 for a Girls Empowerment Week happening from July 28-31, aimed at boosting confidence and leadership in girls aged 11-14 through various activities.