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Fremont City Council President Mark Jensen admits he regularly plays keno. Some residents have filed complaints against him, alleging hes violating a city ordinance. Jensen says theyre wrong.

Fremont City Council President Mark Jensen admits he regularly plays keno. Some residents have filed complaints against him, alleging hes violating a city ordinance. Jensen says theyre wrong.

Fremont City Council President Mark Jensen admits he regularly plays keno. Some residents have filed complaints against him, alleging hes violating a city ordinance. Jensen says theyre wrong.

The Blue Earth City Council received a visit from Faribault County Historical Society (FCHS) executive director Randy Anderson at its meeting on Tuesday, June 2

The Fremont City Council president says complaints filed against him are an “attack” on his constituents and local governance.

With more than two weeks left for the public to provide comment on a possible roundabout on Motter Avenue in Frederick, residents’ views seem mixed, according to community members and

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Phoenix may take the first step today, June 21, toward opening more internet service options for residents.

26 people addressed the City Council about an LGBTQ book display, which has since been taken down from the E.G. Fisher Public Library. The display included books like, Queer Heroes

Jourdanton City Manager Bobby Martinez holds deep discussions with councilmembers on Monday evening, clarifying information on a recent water well outage as council members clash with one another. Next to Martinez is councilmember Norma Ortiz. DANIEL ELIZONDO | PLEASANTON EXPRESS The City of Jourdanton was temporarily in a state of emergency after two water wells