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Best Little Town

Best Little Town

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Expect to hear about upcoming events, initiatives, and projects that directly impact your life in the Town of Bedford. Gain insights into the decision-making processes that affect our town's growth and well-being.Media Squatch 政治・政府
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  • BLT // 9.2.26

    BLT // 9.2.26
    2026/09/02
    In this episode of the Best Little Town podcast, Town Manager Bart Warner recaps Bedford's September 1st Town Council meeting. Key highlights include approval of a conditional use permit for an accessory dwelling unit on Longwood Avenue, re-appropriation of carry-over purchase orders, and a multi-year grant budget rollover. Street closures were approved for a Homecoming parade and a community bike ride. Warner also provided an update on the delayed Magee Street Bridge project, noting ongoing challenges with Norfolk Southern Railroad. The episode closed with reflections on Bedford's growing residential and commercial development.
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    22 分
  • BLT // 8.19.26

    BLT // 8.19.26
    2026/08/19
    In this episode of the Best Little Town Podcast, Bedford Town Manager Bart Warner recaps recent council activities, including updates on the Bedford Middle School yellow building's delayed hotel renovation and the Flora Apartments' successful opening. He addresses costly HVAC failures at the municipal building, with the town exploring purchasing a portable chiller. Council discussed reverting South Street to two-way traffic and approved lane reductions on Longwood Avenue for traffic calming. The transfer station's financial challenges prompted private operator negotiations. Additional updates included the Bedford County Fair, school reopening reminders, and encouragement for residents to stay engaged with local government.
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    58 分
  • BLT // 8.5.26

    BLT // 8.5.26
    2026/08/05
    In this episode of the *Best Little Town* podcast, Town Manager Bart Warner recaps the August 4th Town Council meeting. Key topics included a fiber optic outage affecting town departments, public opposition to speed limit and pavement marking changes on Longwood Avenue, and a rezoning request by Piedmont Developments LLC, which was rejected 6-1. The Bedford County Museum shared updates on new historical banners, and Boy Scouts from Troop 180 attended to earn merit badges. The council tabled the Longwood Avenue pavement markings decision until August 18th, with a public work session planned covering several community development topics.
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    35 分
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