The "Subway Therapy" art project in Manhattan lets New Yorkers post their thoughts on Post-It notes in a subway passageway, offering communal expression and catharsis post-election.

Miami voters approved two mixed-use development projects on Watson Island, leading to Jungle Island's closure and the creation of a new public park and luxury condos. Concerns about affordability and wildlife relocation were noted.

The renovated Sumner Library in the Twin Cities, blending historical elements with modern updates, invites media to a preview tour ahead of its reopening.

ECHO proposes a $35 million yearly plan to "effectively end" homelessness in Austin over the next decade, focusing on permanent housing and prevention strategies after a spike in demand for services.

Woodbury announces New Year's Eve celebrations for families at M Health Fairview Sports Center with activities for children, recommending early registration due to limited capacity.

St. Paul announces winter events, including a senior holiday luncheon, Santa's Workshop, community dinners, caroling, movie nights, a tot party, dinners with Santa, and more, to celebrate the holiday season.

Minneapolis 311 and Service Centers will close on Nov. 21 for service improvements. Non-emergency assistance remains available online or via message for callback.

Carkeek Park in Seattle hosts a salmon-viewing event with educational activities and volunteer Salmon Stewards available on weekends to inform visitors about the salmon lifecycle.

SFUSD responds to racist texts sent to Black students, offering support and condemning the acts with partners including DCYF and the NAACP. The FBI and FCC are investigating, with the district focusing on creating inclusive environments for learning.

Scottsdale residents can influence community services by completing a survey and could win an iPad. The Human Services Department seeks input for its strategic plan until November 29.

The article discusses Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell's plan to improve public safety in Chinatown-International District after recent stabbings, including increased police presence, cleanups, and tech solutions like CCTV.

Irvine's letter to Santa program allows families to send and receive replies from Santa. Drop off letters at designated centers from Nov 18 to Dec 13.

Ban Tien has been appointed as the new Chief of Police of Houston's METRO, succeeding retired Chief Vera Bumpers and becoming the first Asian American in the role.