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Bailey & Glasser Make Old New in Charleston (The Charleston State Journal)
They just don't make 74-foot wide storefronts on main streets like they used to anymore. Luckily for Bailey & Glasser LLC, they do make tax credits for properly rehabilitating historic buildings.
Rates increase put on the table (Pretoria News)
The city of Cape Town has warned of poorer service delivery, cut-backs of staff and neglect to its water and electricity infrastructure if it does not introduce rates and tariff increases next year based on a consumer price index (CPIX) of between 8 percent and 10 percent.
Work begins on Rochester village hall, library complex (The State Journal-Register)
Repair work has begun to fix the roof and entrance to Rochester’s village hall/public library complex. Sutton Siding & Remodeling Inc. submitted the low bid of $102,421, village manager Dale Laningham said.
Pompeii and the Roman Villa (Washington City Paper)
Once a playground for wealthy vacationing Romans, Pompeii was a town precariously built near an active volcano and—well, we all know how that ended. The National Gallery of Art’s “Pompeii and the Roman Villa” shows in a fully immersive manner how the rich and famous lived in the ancient version of Martha’s Vineyard.
Beaumont leaders get glimpse of new 311-911 center (Beaumont Enterprise)
While getting a tour of the new combined 911 and 311 dispatch center, Betty Leaf was amazed at the transformation from the old White House Dry Goods Co.
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