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The following notes highlighting Village of Bluffton actions and planning were presented by council member Joe Sehlhorst at the final meeting of Bluffton's elected officials in December 2023. December 2022 Bluffton celebrates 30th consecutive year as Tree City USA. Stop Sign spinners installed. Cost effective way to improve safety. Police identified locations. Village to order

The Town of Culver is looking for a few good citizens interested in volunteering to help the community. Culver Clerk Karen Heim has released a list of board and commission seat openings. She said, “This is a great way to serve the community as well as be involved in decisions that can craft the future

The city estimates that it will have approximately 30 new trees planted this fall on boulevard and other city property before the winter freeze.

WOODSTOCK, N.Y. — Councilman Bennett Ratcliff submitted a complaint with the state Division of Human Rights five days before an independent investigator probe rejected claims that he encountered sexual harassment on several occasions and was subjected to retaliation for filing a complaint. The internal review, which cost an estimated $3,600 paid to attorney Laura Wong-Pan, […]

KINGSTON, N.Y. – More than 30 street trees have been planted in the city this year with funding provided, in part, by the state Department of Environmental Conservation, according to Mayor Steve Noble. On Thursday, Noble announced that 38 trees were planted throughout the city using funding from the DEC’s Urban and Community Forestry Grant […]

From The Tribune staff reports TRUSSVILLE -- The Trussville City Council we meet tonight at the Trussville City Hall Annex immediately after a 5 p.m. pre-Council workshop to discuss the following agenda: Call to Order Prayer Pledge Roll Call Minutes – November 9 agenda workshop and November 14 regular session Approve Consent Agenda and Regular

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If you’re a regular at the Cullman Wellness and Aquatic Center, get ready to get into the Christmas spirit while you’re working off those post-Thanksgiving calories.

The Sylacauga City Council split 3-2 in the election of its council president and council president pro tempore during its regular meeting Tuesday evening.

Trees come, and trees go, which is the nature of plants and every other living thing (I know you know this). In a small city like Newburyport the challenges for