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Photo by Michelle Dillon Marietta City Law Director Paul Bertram, right, tells Marietta City Council there will be an ordinance up for first reading to change

Marietta City Council discussed possible ways to save money in regards to employee pay Tuesday night. During a joint employee relations and finance committee

Marietta City Council has formally directed Mayor Joshua Schlicher to provide a plan for the city’s finances by next month. On Wednesday night, council hel

A shorthanded Marietta City Council continued work on several ordinances and resolutions at its regular meeting Thursday night. Due to the absences of Council

Four of seven Marietta City Council committees met Tuesday evening to discuss various issues such as ordinances, replacement of a sewer line and sewer tap appli

Marietta City Council Employee Relations and Finance committees met briefly Monday evening to discuss seasonal labor at the Marietta Harbor, vacation payouts, a

Marietta City Council committees discussed various topics during their meetings Thursday night including what to do about people living in cars and parking on c

MARIETTA — Newly elected and reelected Marietta City Council members and other city officials were sworn in Monday morning at the Armory. Retired Washingto

Members of Marietta City Council took the oath of office on the first day of 2024 and approved a $39 million budget they acknowledged is just a starting poin

Three of Marietta’s City Council committees met Monday night including Public Lands and Buildings discussing human interments in yards as well as property int