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Monday, March 21

Monday, March 21

Monday, Feb. 21

Some extra meetings on the docket for Norfolk County Council this week. A Special Norfolk County Council meeti...

WEST KOOTENAY REGIONAL AIRPORT Council authorized staff to award Request for Quotation No. 2021-17 Airport Runway Snow Removal Equipment (with Attachments) to Airport Technologies Inc. for a total value of $437,718 plus taxes. The new snow removal equipment will replace 30-year-old equipment. The City received a grant from the Airport Capital Assistance Program which will

Monday, Feb. 7

Monday, Feb. 7

Article content Try refreshing your browser. Council provides second reading of Off-Site Levy Bylaw and Policy Back to video An update to the Off-Site Levy Bylaw and Policy is required to ensure the rates match expected growth. The most significant change that was made, was an adjustment on how proposed roadways are assessed. This will mean a small reduction in costs for the developer. The Off-Site Levy Bylaw Request for Decision was presented by Alisha Mody, Manager of Planning and Developme...

By KEVIN KNIGHT January 27, 2021 at 9:00 AM The debate between Oakesides Board and the Township Council regarding the formation of a new Bloomfield Cultural Preservation Utility continued at Monday’s Council meeting The debate between Oakesides Board and the Township Council regarding the formation of a new ... Credits: Oakeside Bloomfield Cultural Center By KEVIN KNIGHT January 27, 2021 at 9:00 AM BLOOMFIELD, NJ – The debate between Oakeside Cultural Centers Board of Directors and the M...

With lots of news packed into the VOICE of the Valley during 2016, those making it to the Front Page are as follows: JANUARY – Tahoma School District (TSD) Boundary Review Committee tackles a major overhaul of the District’s school boundary alignments in order to balance out student population with schools. Tahoma High School’s We the People once again earned first place in Washington State competition. Maple Valley Fire & Life Safety Board voted to support the Fire Benefit Charge instea...