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Salt Lake City Council recognizes ‘bravery and perseverance’ of transgender community | #citycouncil

Estimated read time: 2-3 minutes SALT LAKE CITY — The Salt Lake City Council sent some love to the transgender community in the wake of passage of Utah’s controversial transgender bathroom bill and ahead of International Transgender Day of Visibility. In a unanimous voice vote on Tuesday, the City Council approved a resolution of support […]

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Olympian and hopefuls break in Utah’s biggest outdoor climbing wall at Millcreek City Hall | #citycouncil

MILLCREEK — The wind did not prove to be an obstacle for those breaking in Millcreek City Hall’s brand new climbing wall — the tallest outdoor wall in Utah — at the grand opening Saturday. It didn’t slow down speed climbs by an Olympian, an Olympic hopeful and the city’s mascot, Milo the Moose. “As […]

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Cranston Bridge Needs “Emergency Attention,” Claims Mayor Hopkins

Sunday, March 24, 2024 GoLocalProv News Team View Larger + Mayor Kenneth Hopkins PHOTO: File, City of Cranston Mayor Ken Hopkins announced on Sunday that the City of Cranston “will be taking prompt action on one local Cranston bridge that has been part of a structural review organized by his administration.” “In January, I […]

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Bonney Lake mayor hunt reveals candidate ‘tea’ | Gee and Ursula

The City of Bonney Lake is searching for a new mayor after the former mayor accepted a job with the Puyallup Tribe of Indians. The city, which appoints a mayor instead of electing one, posted the open position last Wednesday. Although, Deputy Mayor Terry Carter is serving as the mayor in the interim. Council members […]

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Cold Spring City Council Greenlights $9.75 Million Bond for New Fire Hall | #citycouncil

(KNSI) — A years-long saga ended Wednesday in Cold Spring with a whimper rather than a bang. Or so it looks like, anyway. The city council had no one speak during a public hearing on financing for a new fire hall. The group then unanimously approved the authority to bond for up to $9.75 million […]

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St. Cloud City Council to Consider Board Appointments, Contracts, and Improvement Projects Monday Night | #citycouncil

(KNSI) — The St. Cloud City Council meets Monday night and will consider approving appointments to key boards, reviewing contracts, and approving some improvement projects. These items are on the consent agenda, considered routine and approved without discussion unless requested by a council member. The mayor’s office is recommending the approval of Darian Richardson to […]

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New Salt Lake City Council public comment time restriction blasted by pro-Palestinian advocates | #citycouncil

Estimated read time: 3-4 minutes SALT LAKE CITY — A new one-hour limit on the public comment period during Salt Lake City Council meetings is drawing fire from members of the pro-Palestinian contingent pushing for a symbolic resolution calling for a cease-fire in the Israel-Hamas war. The public comment period “is one of the most […]

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South Salt Lake City Council member censured, claps back | #citycouncil

SOUTH SALT LAKE, Utah — South Salt Lake City Council member Paul Sanchez has been formally censured by his fellow council members, a move he claims targets his criticism of that body. Drama on South Salt Lake City Council According to the council, the censure comes after Sanchez violated its code of conduct with his […]

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Burien City Council member Akey confronts homeless near home | #citycouncil

Burien City Council member Linda Akey is facing scrutiny after a video was posted online of her confronting homeless people outside the building where she lives. She is heard in the video telling the people to move their tents away from the edge of the building, threatening to call the police and demanding they pack […]

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Atlantic City Council to Review Final Plans for Splashpad Project | #citycouncil

(Atlantic) Atlantic Splashpad project manager Mike Jorgensen will present the final plans and specifications at the Atlantic City Council meeting on Wednesday night. The original specifications identified the project as approximately 4,000 to 5,000 sq. ft. and showcased various water features, shade structures, and seating. The Splash Pad will be on the west side of […]