Allen City Council updated on engagement, parks and art efforts | Allen American News | #citycouncil
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City Council moves forward with new sports complex | A | #citycouncil
The Youth Athletic Complex facility is used for concessions and a box office. Renovation is set to begin as early as September, after Hanford City Council approved the project on Tuesday. The building is 43 years old. The design in question is of a prefabricated building that will provide restrooms, concessions, and other workspace, a […]
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Mayor Roth describes Hawai‘i County as strong, ambitious, sustainable in annual address : Big Island Now
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To combat the rising costs of housing, healthcare, and daily essentials Mayor Mitch Roth announced during the State of the County address his plan to ask the Hawai‘i County Council to decrease property taxes based on a close examination of the county budget. Mayor Mitch Roth addressed community in State of the County on March […]
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Medford City Council approves of new Rogue X sculpture | #citycouncil
MEDFORD, Ore.- During Medford’s City Council meeting on February 15th, council members unanimously voted in favor of the funding for the new rogue x sculpture. The approval allows for the sculpture project to transition from the conceptual design phase into the production and installation phase. Medford Parks and Recreation Director Rich Rosenthal says the city […]
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Opinion: Mayor Adams, protect our city by funding our parks
As summer arrives, New Yorkers across the five boroughs are filling our parks and green spaces and enjoying the benefits – from recreation space to simply a place to breathe. These spaces are invaluable to communities, serving as the lungs of our city and acting as essential green infrastructure by helping to improve air quality […]
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Kalama City Council holds off on exploring raising taxes for parks, Community Building | #citycouncil
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KALAMA — The Kalama City Council Thursday held off moving forward on any potential tax increases to fund parks and Community Building improvements, calling the measures “premature.” The council agreed to give the newly re-established Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee time to get up and running and outline its priorities. Council members also did not […]
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Thomas M. Smith, 51, aide to Mayor Brown remembered as an ‘admired pillar of the Buffalo community’ | Featured Obituaries
andy buscemi Dec. 25, 1970 – Aug. 4, 2022 Thomas M. Smith’s long career in public service began at age 19 when he served as a laborer for the Buffalo Sewer Authority, and he eventually ascended to be a key advisor to Buffalo Mayor Byron W. Brown. “Tom was a tireless and honest worker with unshakable […]
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City Council to discuss annual budget, fee increases, and homelessness | Local | #citycouncil
The Columbia City Council will begin the process of reviewing the fiscal year 2023 budget at its regular meeting Monday. The council will set public hearings for the 2023 budget, which goes into effect on Oct. 1, 2022. Additionally, they will set public hearings for the 2022 property tax and proposed renovations to the McBaine […]
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