Mayor Lisa Brown and The City of Spokane celebrates Americans with Disabilities Act Awareness Day | Spokane News
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SPOKANE, Wash. — Spokane’s Mayor, Lisa Brown, has reaffirmed The City of Spokane’s effort to recognize those who have disabilities on Saturday. Mayor Lisa Brown tweeted that the City of Spokane will celebrate Americans with Disabilities Act Awareness Day (ADA) on July 27 with a free Disability Pride Multicultural Event at the Riverfront Park by […]
Read MoreFormer Spokane Mayor Nadine Woodward files $1.4 million damages claim against City Council | Spokane News | #citycouncil
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SPOKANE, Wash. – It’s a moment that has become a fixture in Spokane’s political history. Former Spokane Nadine Woodward stands next to alt-right pastor Sean Feucht and former Washington State Representative Matt Shea with her hands extended in prayer during a political event in Aug. 2023. While Woodward later apologized for the episode in Sep. […]
Read MoreOlean charter commission to stick with mayor-council system | News
OLEAN — The city charter commission will explore changes to the current government structure, rather than shifting many of the current mayoral powers to a city manager. The city’s charter commission voted 9-2 to continue using the current strong mayor-council type of government — rather than moving to a city manager-council form of government — […]
Read MoreDenton’s almost ready to consider charter updates, like expanding City Council and lengthening terms, with new committee | Denton | #citycouncil
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Read MoreACC Mayor and Commission discusses zoning, TSPLOST 2026 | City News
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The Athens-Clarke County Mayor and Commission met for the monthly agenda setting meeting on Tuesday, July 16, where they covered a range of issues, from zoning change requests to funding youth sports development initiatives. Prior to the regularly-scheduled agenda setting meeting, the commission met for a special called session, where commissioners discussed and voted on […]
Read MoreRepublicans still have ‘fighting chance’ to hold Alabama’s redrawn District 2, experts say | News | #elections | #alabama
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. — With Alabama’s 2nd Congressional District being redrawn last year to increase its Black population by order of a federal court, a Democratic candidate is now favored to win the seat this November, a dramatic shift from Republicans’ near-dominant control of the district since 1965. A number of experts in political science, however, suggest that […]
Read MoreKXLG News: A Look Ahead at the Watertown City Council Meeting for July 15 | Local News | #citycouncil
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{KXLG – Watertown, SD} KXLG News previews the upcoming Watertown City Council meeting. The Watertown City Council will meet at City Hall on Monday, July 15th, 2024, at 5:30 PM. The public is encouraged to attend this meeting, covering various topics, starting with the consent agenda. The agenda items listed under the consent agenda are […]
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Read MoreBears’ stadium plan likely to retain support after new mayor takes over in Arlington Heights
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ROBERT MCCOPPIN Chicago Tribune ARLINGTON HEIGHTS — Two potential top contenders for the job of next mayor of Arlington Heights are expected to continue support for a new Chicago Bears stadium if plans ensure the the project will work out well for the village. Trustee Thomas Schwingbeck Jr. and village Chamber of Commerce Executive Director […]
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