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Mayor Copeland invites Bartlesville residents to Town Hall meeting

Mayor Dale Copeland, representing Ward 1 on the Bartlesville City Council, invites all city residents to a Town Hall meeting scheduled for Dec. 14. The meeting is set to begin at 6 p.m. and will be hosted at Arvest Eastside, 4225 S.E. Adams Blvd. The event is an opportunity for residents to engage directly with […]

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Tecumseh City Council approves sale of Hayden-Ford Mill Building | #citycouncil

TECUMSEH — Redevelopment of the Hayden-Ford Mill Building in Tecumseh is in the hands of developers with experience in historic preservation. The sale of the city’s former community center on East Chicago Boulevard next to Globe Mill Pond was approved Monday on a 7-0 vote of the Tecumseh City Council. The $100,000 purchase price may […]

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Rancho Mirage City Council appoints Michael O’Keefe as new member | #citycouncil

Following Richard Kite’s resignation last month from the Rancho Mirage City Council, the council unanimously agreed Thursday to replace him by appointing Michael O’Keefe, a member of the city’s cultural commission. The decision came after the council interviewed several applicants for the position during a special meeting Tuesday. The city received applications from 11 residents, […]

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What choice will Yreka City Council make on water rates? | #citycouncil

Yreka residents and businesses can expect to see an increase in their water and sewer rates — just maybe not as much as previously decided. The Yreka City Council moved forward on an ordinance to increase water utility rates roughly 6.5% per year for the next five years, in a move to shore up the […]

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Tecumseh City Council votes down fabric screening on fences | #citycouncil

TECUMSEH — If Tecumseh residents want more privacy in their backyards, they’ll have to stick with previously approved fencing options. Despite being unanimously recommended by the city’s planning commission, the Tecumseh City Council voted 6-1 Monday to deny an amendment to the zoning ordinance that would have allowed the use of heavy, opaque fabric on […]

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Jennifer Hensley seeks another Hendersonville City Council term | #citycouncil

Hendersonville City Councilwoman Jennifer Hensley announced Dec. 3 in an email to the Times-News that she will be seeking reelection. Hensley, who moved to Hendersonville in 2003, was elected in 2019. She is the owner of Well-Adjusted Chiropractic, Acupuncture and Massage. To kick off her campaign, she wrote the following letter to the city’s residents: […]

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Outgoing Ocala Mayor Kent Guinn’s interview with the Star-Banner

Earlier this year at an Ocala City Council meeting, Mayor Kent Guinn announced he was not going to seek re-election. Guinn has served the city as a council member and mayor for nearly a quarter of a century. Rarely seen in public without wearing a suit, Guinn has been a visible, vocal and well-known mayor. […]

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Ben Marciano will be sworn in as Ocala mayor on Dec. 5

Ben Marciano, the new mayor of Ocala, will be sworn in on Tuesday. For 12 years, Kent Guinn has been the city’s mayor. Before that, Guinn served 12 years on the city council. Guinn declined to run for re-election, and Marciano decided to run for the seat. With no opposition during the qualifying stages earlier […]

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Dunnellon City Council opening attracts a familiar applicant | #citycouncil

DUNNELLON — A fourth person has thrown his hat into the ring to be considered for two soon-to-be-open Dunnellon City Council seats. The applicant is a former city council member who’s no stranger to the challenges Dunnellon faces — and has faced in the past. The topic is expected to be discussed at council’s Dec. […]

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Candlewood hotel density bonus program on Austin City Council agenda | #citycouncil

Back after the November holiday break, the Austin City Council will meet Thursday and take up nearly 120 items, ranging from taking the first steps on a new density bonus program to increasing funding for the renovations of two city-owned hotels slated to be housing units for the homeless. Here’s what we’re watching this week. […]