State Board Clears La Plata Council in Protest Sign Dispute ↗
A state board found La Plata's council did not violate the Open Meetings Act when a resident was asked to lower her sign at a Sept. 8 meeting.
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NANTICOKE — Attorney Christopher Slusser will no longer represent Newport Township in matters related to data centers.
Wilkes-Barre Mayor George C. Brown announced Monday improvements made to Charles Street Park.
The building, which is owned by the Moorhead Public Housing Agency, is facing around $18 million in needed repairs. The agency is working through the process to sell the building.
Wahpeton, Richland County and Southeast Water representatives heard the latest updates on the Red River Valley Water Supply Project at City Hall.
Recent cases from Jamestown Municipal Court and Southeast District Court and marriage licenses reported.
Monday, Nov. 9: 8 a.m., City Planning Commission, City Hall, 103 3rd Ave. SE, or access by phone at 701-566-9575, conference ID 841 704 966#; 11:45 a.m., Jamestown/Stutsman Development Corp. Board of Directors, lower-level conference room, JSDC/chamber building, 120 2nd St. SE; 5 p.m., Jamestown Parks and Recreation Commission, multi-purpose room, Two Rivers Activity Center, 1501 5th St. NE
Parks and Recreation manager Mike Duerre always appreciates a busy season without too many surprises.
The measures came as an early sign of how some counties have grappled to cover rising costs under the limitation set by the Legislature last year.
Katie Hemmer is working with Jamestown Tourism, Bison World and the North Dakota Native Tourism Alliance.
LEAD — The city of Lead’s $6.24 million budget increases funding for street repairs and utilities, sets money aside for recreation, gives more than $108,000 for local nonprofits, and sets
CubCloud AI argues the city’s ban on data centers violates the state’s Right to Compute Act.
Some members of the Board of Aldermen said funding protections for people experiencing homelessness is too narrow. The bill’s sponsor responded that the bill also secures funding for natural disaster response and makes all St. Louisans safer.