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Sharp will host a coffee gathering 9-11 a.m. Saturday at Sweet Palette Bakery, 2637 N. 11th Avenue, for anyone who would like to talk to the mayor to discuss Northstar

Polk County 4H Recognizes Outstanding Members At Awards Banquet by James Coulter Over the past year, the members of Homegrown 4H in Auburndale have accomplished many great feats from cleaning the shores of Apollo Beach, volunteering at the Humane Society, and visiting two nursing homes to sing carols and distribute…

To showcase the Hanford manufacturing plant, Faraday Future (FF) invited Mayor Diane Sharp to tour the facility this week.

Diane Sharp is a well-educated business professional with in-depth government knowledge and non-profit experience. She is also down to earth.

Residents spoke out against changes coming to the Longfield Center and the implementation of fees during Tuesday’s City Council meeting, but some were unable to speak due to lack of a Spanish interpreter. The conflict came over changes approved by council in May to replace the weight room equipment and relocate it to the current game room. The move sent the game room to a smaller, more narrow room. While those changes were not on the councils docket Tuesday, they did consider the new fees ...

HANFORD — The events surrounding Hanford City Councilman Art Brieno came to a head Tuesday night, culminating in his formal censure.

HANFORD — The Hanford City Council and the city’s department heads came together Friday in an annual meeting of the minds to talk through the goals and objectives they wish to achieve in the upcoming year. Here are some of the overarching goals the council made in 2020 that it is bringing into 2021, and how council members and city officials feel the city is progressing on these goals: Goal 1 – Council will review the Parks Master Plan and prioritize key elements to better coordi...

HANFORD — A plan to place a new playground structure at Civic Park has been nixed, but a new project is moving forward in its place.

Hanford For the Hanford City Council, outgoing council members Sue Sorensen of District B and Martin Devine of District C will be recognized by the council before newly-elected members Kalish Morrow of District B and Diane Sharp of District C take their oaths of office. After the new members are sworn in, the council will reorganize and select amongst themselves a new mayor and vice mayor to serve for the upcoming year. The new council will get right to work and discuss: Adoption of the city of...