The Race For City Council Goes On in the 39th
Upcoming events in the race for City Council in the 39th: On October 22 at 8 p.m. Brad Lander and David Pechefsky go head to head at the Central Brooklyn Independent Democrats (CBID). This is CBID's monthly meeting but it is open to the public. The discussion will... read the full story
Over/Under on Diane Keaton*: Today the City Council is scheduled...
Today the City Council is scheduled to decide whether or not to recommend that the city draw up a report that would consider the merits... read the full story
KYMN is streaming tonight’s City Council meeting
Kudos to Tim Freeland and the gang at KYMN Radio for streaming tonight’s City Council meeting. Live TV : Ustream read the full story
Nighttime Public Meeting on Police Issues
The Public Safety, Finance and Strategic Support Committee, which I sit on, had a special meeting last Wednesday night. Usually, this committee meets during the day. This special meeting was being sponsored by the Independent Police Auditor (IPA) and the City Council... read the full story
Is East Bluff NHS controversy all smoke but no fire?
Rev. Tom Stone would like one thing to be clear: the East Bluff Neighborhood Housing Service is not a governmental body. I got a chance to talk with East Bluff NHS President Stone on Friday and ask him about some of the criticisms that were leveled at the... read the full story
At-large council candidates give their take on loop, trash
GREENSBORO — Stumped about who you should vote for this November? Wondering how to differentiate all the candidates in the City Council at-large race? Never fear, voters. The League of Women Voters did the heavy lifting for you by grilling the candidates Monday... read the full story
District candidates face off at forum
GREENSBORO — City Council candidates covered campaign funding, the police department, open government and other subjects during a forum at the Greensboro Public Library. They threw verbal jabs at each other and spoke well of Greensboro to an audience assembled... read the full story
Council votes down McHenry disc golf layout
McHENRY – An emotionally-charged City Council unanimously voted Monday night to nix plans for a McHenry disc golf course. read the full story
25 years ago: 1984: City Council members who attended former mayor Henry Loeb's Dutch Treat Luncheon yesterday were asked to defend a proposed increase in their salaries. read the full story
Meyer seeks expansion of deer hunting in D.M.
Plans for expanded deer hunting inside city limits, a study of the environmental impact of a new road in northwest Des Moines and movement on a regional communications system for public safety agencies highlighted Monday’s unusually brief City Council meeting. read the full story
Central orders building torn down
CENTRAL — The City Council voted unanimously Monday night to give the owner of what the city building inspector says is an unsafe building 90 days to tear it down. read the full story
Portsmouth City Council hopefuls to face chamber
PORTSMOUTH — After weeks fielding questions from residents, the city's 14 candidates for City Council will have to answer to the business community at the Greater Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce's Meet the Candidates breakfast forum Oct. 21. read the full story
S.F. argues economic pain merits federal help
For months, Sioux Falls officials have talked about how the economy here is better than in most other cities across the country. They acknowledge that sales tax revenues are down, but officials point out that they have ample reserves to meet the city's obligations.... read the full story
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