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August 10, 2022

Mayor calls on community to help Open Doors; Council considers transportation changes

By Charlotte Matherly, contributor

Mayor Deanna Reed on Tuesday expressed concerns for Open Doors, the local low-barrier homeless shelter. The organization has shifted its shelter from several locations in recent years, from churches to JMU at the start of the pandemic to the former Red Front grocery store building, then back to JMU this summer. But come Aug. 15, Open Doors will once again be in the market for space to run the shelter.

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April 27, 2022

Seeking to be ‘strategic’ and ‘flexible,’ council greenlights two more developments

By Ryan Alessi, Publisher

In the latest in a series votes on developments, council members on Tuesday unanimously approved zoning changes for a commercial development at the edge of town on North Main Street and an apartment complex on Chicago Avenue. 

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