Hutchinson City Council: How they voted | Local | #citycouncil
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- February 1, 2023
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Members of the Hutchinson City Council made the following unanimous decisions at their Jan. 24 meeting: DONATIONS: Accepted $500 from Heartland Ag Systems for Fireman’s Park Project. Accepted $100 from Russell and Lorraine Erickson to the Hutchinson Police Department for the Law Enforcement Memorial Park Fund. Accepted $7,700 from numerous donors for the Shady Ridge […]
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Mayor Jimmie Smith reviews first 18 months | Columns
Note: This is the first of a four-part series of columns. Happy New Year. Each new year is an exciting opportunity for a fresh start, and new beginnings – beginnings achievable through setting goals, hard work and determination. This is true for the City of Meridian. Over the last 18 months, our city has made […]
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Prior Lake City Council adopts Lakefront Park Master Plan | Prior Lake | #citycouncil
Prior Lake City Council recently adopted the Lakefront Park Master Plan — an updated concept for the park — at its latest meeting Wednesday, Jan. 18. According to city officials, for the last year-and-a-half, city staff have worked with HKGi to create the Lakefront Park Master Plan document to guide improvements and develop a community […]
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City Council member addresses Crawford Central School Board regarding busing | News | #citycouncil
VERNON TOWNSHIP — Despite a Meadville City Council member’s call to action, Crawford Central School Board members heard little with regard to the district’s Meadville-area bus services when they met Monday. In fact, Deputy Mayor Larry McKnight was the only person to raise any concerns about busing at the meeting. While he acknowledged the potential […]
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Omaha Mayor Stothert reflects on year of big development projects, undecided on run for fourth term
A look back at Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert in 2022 2022 was a big year for Jean Stothert. In her historic third term as Omaha’s mayor, she announced transformative — and at times controversial — development projects, faced criticism for her frequent absences from the city, and advocated for a long-awaited modern streetcar system. […]
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Ripley City Council gives support to healthy lifestyle campaign | Jackson Star and Herald – Ripley and Ravenswood | #citycouncil
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Five Northwest Arkansas stories to watch in 2023
Illustration: Brendan Lynch/Axios The start of a new year is a good time to reflect and goal-set for the future. Here are five trends and narratives we’ll be watching as 2023 unfolds: High-priced housing ICYMI, the cost of living in NWA has rapidly increased, with the median price of single-family homes growing faster than any […]
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A look back at Northwest Arkansas’ 2022
Illustration: Brendan Lynch/Axios We reviewed the most-read stories from this year and considered their collective impact on our community. While it all seemed to happen in a mere blink, 2022 brought its fair share of change and forced public discourse on social issues, setting the political stage for next year. Why it matters: To paraphrase […]
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New traffic rules for developments breezes past Madison City Council | #citycouncil
Lucas Robinson | Wisconsin State Journal The Madison City Council voted to unanimously adopt a new system of traffic control rules for future developments and those trying to change existing properties, a move aimed at transitioning people away from relying on cars that faced criticism from developers. Before dusting off your decorations and hanging you […]
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Washam will seek 4th term as mayor
Mayor Woody Washam Dec. 6. By Dave Yochum. Mayor Woody Washam will seek an unprecedented fourth term at the helm of Cornelius government. The long-time community leader, former two-term town commissioner, banker and church organist has also chaired the Lake Norman Chamber of Commerce. There’s no word on another candidate, but one may declare by […]
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