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From rec and park and i was present. They vote was unanimous they were people who were not present and one or two that didnt have an organization but nothing voted begins it. It has a lot of reasons why the central concept was opposed to the problem as a whole. You probably heard that the mri lemon Park Improvement recently, i think february of march wrote a letter to the mayor of San Francisco asking him to remove the mounting davis because the plan is to cut 16 hundred trees. I want them to no...

Been improving Public Safety and health. And, so, we have through the budget process been given money for the medical examiner, not only in positions but in equipment to help the turn around times in that office, plus animal care and control in addition to the positions increased positions which were very appreciative of, we have Capital Funding going into Facility Maintenance not facility, planning for a new facility because they are in need of a new shelter. Modernization of the central system...

Accessibility advocates and White Rock city council are not seeing eye to eye on making the pier more accessible.

A group of senators sent a letter to Robin Carnahan, administrator of the General Services Administration (GSA), earlier this month requesting a progress update on the accessibility of Federal technology and public-facing websites for people with disabilities, and senior citizens.

Sen. Bob Casey (D-Pa.), chairman of the Special Committee on Aging, is leading the charge to bring some sunlight onto agency 508 efforts after accountability…

As the leader of T-Mobile’s Consumer Group, I’ve witnessed tens of thousands of employees navigate massive change during the past year.