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After months of public hearings, the council voted to approve a long-debated plan to reopen the riverfront to pedestrians, with new cycle paths, a market square and expanded green space.
Supporters called the decision a turning point for the district. Critics asked for stronger guarantees on affordable housing and construction timelines.
Work is expected to begin next spring, with the first section opening to the public the following summer.
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Independent bookshops are returning to high streets, driven by readers who want recommendations from real people and a place to linger.
Owners say events and community matter as much as sales: reading groups, children's story hours and evenings with local authors.
For many shoppers, a bookshop has become the town's living room.
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On rooftops and in disused car parks, residents are growing herbs, vegetables and flowers, and discovering neighbours along the way.
Organisers say the gardens reduce food miles, cool the surrounding streets and give young people a first taste of growing their own meals.
Waiting lists for plots now stretch to several months.
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From a tender coming-of-age story to a sweeping historical drama, this season's releases reward patient viewers.
Our critics picked the titles that linger in the memory after the credits roll, including two debut features and a documentary shot over a decade.
Read on for a spoiler-free guide to each recommendation.
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A year after the first electric buses joined the city fleet, operators report lower running costs and noticeably quieter streets.
Passengers praise the smooth ride, though some routes still wait for charging infrastructure to catch up with demand.
Officials say the programme will double in size by next year.
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Every morning before sunrise, she walks the market and plans the day's menu around whatever looks best.
Her small restaurant seats only twenty, yet bookings fill weeks in advance. The secret, she says, is respect for ingredients and a refusal to over-complicate.
We spent a day in her kitchen to see how a simple idea became a neighbourhood favourite.
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Researchers say consistency matters more than duration: going to bed and waking at similar times anchors the body clock.
Practical advice is refreshingly simple. Keep the bedroom cool and dark, avoid screens in the last hour, and get daylight early in the day.
Small changes, repeated, add up to noticeably better rest.
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The weather looks kind, and the calendar is full. Start Saturday at the farmers' market, then wander to the park where a free concert begins at noon.
If you prefer fresh air, the nearby trails are at their best in early autumn, with clear views and quiet paths.
Here are our favourite ways to spend the next two days.
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随机文章
- Electric Buses: One Year In
- City Council Approves Riverfront Redevelopment Plan
- The Quiet Comeback of Local Bookshops
- Your Weekend Guide: Markets, Music and Mountain Air
- The Science of a Good Night's Sleep
- Chef Profile: Cooking from the Market Stall
- Inside the New Wave of Urban Gardens
- Five Films to Watch This Season
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