Vermont Delays Office Return Amid Space Shortage
Vermont's plan to bring state employees back to the office is partially delayed after officials confirmed there is not enough desk space in Waterbury.
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Report: New Hampshire Open Spaces Generate Billions Annually
A new report reveals that New Hampshire's open spaces contribute billions to the state economy annually, primarily through recreation and agriculture.
#New Hampshire#Environmental Economics#Land Conservation
Pavement Parking Ban Urged in Wales for Pedestrian Safety
Guide Dogs UK is urging the Welsh government to ban pavement parking, citing severe safety risks for pedestrians, especially those with disabilities.
#Wales#Road Safety#Parking
Hartford Plans $2M Grant Program for Arena District Retail
Hartford officials are proposing a $2 million grant program to revitalize eight specific vacant retail properties surrounding the PeoplesBank Arena.
#Hartford#Economic Development#Real Estate
Philadelphia's Carousel House Demolished, Community Awaits Replacement
Philadelphia's Carousel House, a pioneering recreation center for people with disabilities, has been demolished, leaving its community with an uncertain future.
#Philadelphia#Disability Rights#Urban Development
Charlottesville Approves Purchase of Building for New Shelter
The Charlottesville City Council has unanimously approved the purchase of a $6.2 million office building to be converted into a low-barrier homeless shelter.
#Charlottesville#City Council#Homelessness
NYC Housing Crisis Creates Pressure on Urban Green Spaces
New York City's severe housing shortage, the worst in 60 years, is creating intense conflict over the use of limited urban green spaces for new development.
#New York City#Urban Development#Housing Crisis