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And donor tags for people that are contributing to the plaza and this is from bernice towards harrison this is the greener side of the plaza thank you, sir your time is up. Absolutely thank you very much. Can i ask a question. You can ill call Public Comment. calling names . Line up on the screen side of the room. If your name has been called, feel free to step to the podi podium. Hello, im benny live nearby im involved in the finances of eagle plaza and the western selma voice a group dedicated...

And donor tags for people that are contributing to the plaza and this is from bernice towards harrison this is the greener side of the plaza thank you, sir your time is up. Absolutely thank you very much. Can i ask a question. You can ill call Public Comment. calling names . Line up on the screen side of the room. If your name has been called, feel free to step to the podi podium. Hello, im benny live nearby im involved in the finances of eagle plaza and the western selma voice a group dedicated...

I want to make that clear. Our reaching power is at the board of appeals. Ive seen this all before. Im not sure i wasnt here i started with the board of appeals. Do you have replying to say about that no Public Comment additional no public here any rebuttal from the appellant anything else you 80 time to say to the board no . Inspector duffy you need to say at the board. Please come to the Program Senior at dbi they have information on the sprinklers. It is nice to connect his name with a face i...

The charity partnered with three local gyms in February for Torture Your Trainer. Each of the gyms had jars accompanied by a trainer’s photo. For every dollar donated into their jar, that trainer would have to do one burpee — a full-body exercise consisting of squats and planks. Crossroads Fitness’ fundraiser brought in $1,152, according to a United Way news release. One trainer was forced to do to 591 burpees. Fruita Health Club, 743 U.S. 6, finished its fundraiser on Feb. 28...

Curtsy, a clothing resale app aimed at Gen Z women, raises $11 million Series A Curtsy, a clothing resale app and competitor to recently IPO’d Poshmark, announced today it has raised $11 million in Series A funding for its startup focused on the Gen Z market. The app, which evolved out of an earlier effort for renting dresses, now allows women to list their clothes, shoes and accessories for resale, while also reducing many of the frictions involved with the typical resale process. The new ro...