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The clerk. Items on the agenda today will appear november 3rd unless otherwise stated. Supervisor john avalos chair avalos, vicechair supervisor tang and supervisor cohen. Item no. 1, please. City clerk [appointments, Citizens Advisory Committee for the Central Market street and tenderloin area] hearing to consider appointing two members, terms ending august 2, 2019, to the Citizens Advisory Committee for the Central Market street and tenderloin areacity clerk sf 11234 there two seats. Superviso...

Age caught up with Point Mallard Park’s waterfall entrance sign and it is being replaced with a billboard, city officials said.

Cam Harris says Decatur Parks & Recreations special needs program has been the envy of many cities, but she fears it may be slipping.

What a season! Homer Middle School had 38 wrestlers join wrestling, way more than we have had in a long time. Whether students joined and realized wrestling wasn’t for them, had their season cut short by injury, or finished out the season with more wins or more losses, we are proud to have coached EVERY SINGLE WRESTLER.

Well folks, it’s officially breakup season — no, not that kind of breakup. The Betster means the kind we look forward to all winter long, where the temperatures warm up and stay warm, and the snow and ice steadily melts away. Spring is coming for realsies, and Homer is gearing up for all kinds of seasonal events and activities. For details, check out this week’s Best Bets!

Local efforts to increase Decaturs tree canopy will get a boost Wednesday when the Alabama Forestry Commission gives away 1,800 native seedling trees at Ingalls Harbor Pavilion.

Pickleball enthusiast Jennifer Bridges said pickleball is still growing in popularity, leading to more courts being built in Athens and Decatur, and one of the positives of the sport is

One week after the Nov. 7 general election, candidates in the races for several South Thurston County seats are still anxiously refreshing the election results at each new ballot drop.  …

The clearing of trees and underbrush from 32.4 acres for the new ballfield complex off Modaus Road Southwest has begun, demolition of T.C. Almon rec center is imminent and several

DuBOIS — The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 813 in DuBois will reopen on Monday, according to DuBois Post Commander Steve Karschner.Starting on Monday, Sept. 18 the VFW will be