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Vacant Lots to New Homes Initiative kicks off in Mount Sterling
MOUNT STERLING, Ill. — The Central Illinois Land Bank Authority (CILBA) is kicking off their partnership with the City of Mount Sterling to promote housing development on three vacant lots. CILBA’s “Vacant Lots to New Homes Initiative” incentivizes the development of housing on vacant lots in rural communities by reducing land acquisition barriers and risk for potential developers.
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Proposed zoning changes to address housing shortage take shape, renewed push for landlord registry
Alderman Ben Uzelac: “I think it’s clear to see that the issue is not going away by looking the other way or, in some cases, closing our eyes.”. QUINCY–Monday’s City Council meeting was a chance for Alderman Karol Ehmen (R-Ward 4) to give an update from the mayor’s task force on housing, for which she serves as co-chair.
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Notice sent to owner of Mark Twain Hotel regarding nuisance property
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This Charming Illinois City Has Studio Apartments For Just $700
Somewhere along the Mississippi River, tucked between cornfields and history, sits a city that most Illinoisans have never seriously considered calling home. Quincy, Illinois is quietly making a case for itself as one of the most livable, lovable, and surprisingly affordable cities in the entire state. Let’s talk about the...
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Quincy Fix or Flatten: 25 homes likely to be demolished
QUINCY, Illinois - A large group of homes in Quincy could be set for demolition in the coming year. The Quincy City Council approved 25 homes to be part of the city's "Fix or Flatten" program. The program is dedicated to either renovating or demolishing dilapidated, and sometimes completely abandoned,...
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Watching like a hawk: Quincy building owner working on a humane way to deal with harassing bird
Some encounters with humans are described as “attacks”. QUINCY–For several weeks now, the owner of the Tower on Maine has been working with state and federal officials to figure out how to humanely deal with a hawk that nested high up on the WCU building downtown and, at times, has been aggressive to the humans down below and building maintenance workers.