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The Wilkesboro Town Council on Nov. 2 gave direction to town staff in drafting a future ordinance that would expand the town’s dog leash law and set civil penalties for
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Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Rochelle City Council adopted its 2027 budget of $1,154,800.00 at its Nov. 4 meeting, but a final vote on the proposed property tax […]
The Abbeville City Council voted to adopt a property tax rollback rate of 9.515 mills during its November meeting, while reviewing a proposed budget and discussing fire department funding, animal […]
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Having a green thumb in the city of Cullman will be much easier after next week, when the city’s sanitation department plans to relaunch its compost pickup service. Sanitation and […]
The University of California system has bought its second big hotel in just over a year with its purchase of a five-star hotel resort perched on the San Mateo County coastline.
A woman was swept out to sea from a Santa Cruz County beach on Sunday night and the U.S. Coast Guard is searching for her, the agency said Monday.
Delray Beach's mayor is pushing to keep next year's St. Patrick's Day Parade on track, saying the city is working with "multiple entities" to ensure it goes on.
Fort Lauderdale Vice Mayor Ben Sorensen recently hosted a Live Local town hall to spread the word about why he thinks the state's affordable housing law needs to be changed.
Maryland’s highest court ruled Harford Councilman Aaron Penman can’t serve on the council while working as a sheriff’s deputy.
Mayor Brandon Scott's administration is asking Baltimore agencies to develop budget proposals that would reduce their spending by approximately 5%, as the city faces mounting financial pressures.
For years, Philadelphia’s real estate assessments have been criticized for placing disproportionately high tax burdens on lower-income neighborhoods.
White, 40, of Brewerytown, comes from a family with a long history in public service and started his political career as a City Council intern.