Marietta Calls for Public Input on Community Development Strategies and Annual Action Plan for Low-Income Assistance
Marietta invites residents to a public meeting on March 20th for input on the CDBG Program's Annual Action Plan for low and moderate-income aid. A 30-day comment period opens March 3rd.
Boston Police Comfort Dogs and Handlers Sharpen Skills Amid City Bustle at Quincy Market
Comfort dogs from various police departments joined Boston's BPD Comfort Dog, Copper, for urban environment training at city landmarks, fostering skills in supportive roles amidst crowds and boosting morale at a local precinct.
Rodney McMullen Steps Down as Kroger CEO Amid Personal Conduct Probe, Ron Sargent Steps In as Interim Leader
Rodney McMullen resigned as Kroger CEO and Chairman after an investigation into his personal conduct, with Ron Sargent stepping in as interim CEO and Chairman. The nature of McMullen's conduct has not been disclosed.
Beaverton's Elomonica Station Poised to Address Housing Crisis with 81 Affordable Homes for Washington County Families
Beaverton's Elomonica Station project, set to open next summer, will offer affordable housing to 81 low-income families in Washington County, backed by the Metro Affordable Housing Bond.
Saint Paul Champions Accessibility and Inclusion During Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
Saint Paul underscores the importance of accessibility and inclusion during Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, with city initiatives and the MACPD focusing on equal participation in community life.












