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The board on Wednesday approved $54,320 in design work with Klinger & Associates as well as $16,500 for a drainage study at 50 E. Main St.
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Renowned poet and novelist Kaveh Akbar, whose debut novel Martyr! became a New York Times bestseller and was a finalist for the National Book Award, is the 2025-26 Metz Writer-in-Residence. -
The expansion was years in the making, and includes six new patient rooms, a triage room, and an updated waiting area. -
MDH's president will soon leave, and its chief nursing officer has already departed. -
On a 7-0 vote, the city council this week gave the mayor and administration the go-ahead to submit the notice. -
The proposed area includes properties along South Henderson Street between Third Street and Enterprise Avenue and some along Monmouth Boulevard between Henderson and the railroad tracks.
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