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Houston First Corporation made a decision to remove an agenda that would've addressed whether it would pay for Mayor Sylvester Turner's book.

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The Houston First Corporation board is due to decide what it will do with a $124,000 invoice payable to Mayor Sylvester Turner's office.

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SCRANTON — It’s sink or swim for one of two competing proposals for a new Nay Aug Park pool complex.

Scranton wants to meet with other local taxing bodies to discuss potential financial relief for victims of last months severe flooding.

SCRANTON — The city asked about 176 tax-exempt entities to consider making payments in lieu of taxes this year.

Scranton wants to make sure all homes and businesses have access to high-speed broadband internet.

SCRANTON — The city will reallocate federal American Rescue Plan Act funds to provide storm and flood relief for residents.

SCRANTON — A city vendor rejected a councilmans claim that a prior report it issued disparaged veterans.