Sentence examples for incorporated community from inspiring English sources

The following year Leavenworth became the first incorporated community in Kansas Territory.

Black Point, an early settlement made by Thomas Cammock, combined in 1658 with Blue Point and Stratton's Islands to form one incorporated community, which was named for Scarborough, England.

Established as a gold-mining town on a site where the explorers Meriwether Lewis (for whom it was named) and William Clark camped (1805, 1806), it is Idaho's oldest incorporated community and was the first territorial capital (1863 64).

Based on a sample of 76 sites within 13 steppe polities several patterns emerge that highlight how distinctive political processes altered and incorporated community and place in the building of fortified settlements, palaces, military posts, and other constructions.

Finally, the town became an incorporated community and the director's civic responsibilities ended.

Congress incorporated community school principles and a Full Service Community Schools program into the Every Students Succeeds Act.

The natural hazard reduction focus was more effective in programs that incorporated communities in ongoing hazard monitoring and communication than in the case of resettlement.

Sacramento, one of the state's oldest incorporated communities, lies at the heart of a four-county metropolitan area.

But when they start getting into incorporated communities that are trying to preserve the historic road system, McDonald's doesn't fit in.

More than 500 mayors, clerks, auditors, engineers, and the like were present from over 300 incorporated communities of NY State, which is the most populous in the Union.

Bloomsburg, which is the state's only town (all other incorporated communities are boroughs or cities), replaced Danville (now in Montour county) as the county seat in 1846.