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Gunfire Incidents in Springfield Under Investigation — “Detectives from our Major Crimes Bureau are investigating two reckless discharges of a firearm that occurred in Springfield. After midnight on October 22, officers responded to the 6900 block of Cabin John Road for the sound of gunshots in the area.” Gunfire was also reported on Oct. 13

The Village of Bluffton will hold a regular Council Meeting at 7:00 p.m. on Monday, October 23, 2023. The agenda includes an opportunity for public comment and reports from the Parks & Recreation Committee and the Tree Commission. The full agenda and preliminary packet is attached HERE. Legislation includes:

By Crystal McGough, Editor TRUSSVILLE – Mayor Buddy Choat gave his annual State of the City address at the Trussville Area Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Thursday, Oct. 19. Topics discussed in the address included Leadership Trussville and the 2040 Plan, new marketing campaigns for the city (including rebranding the downtown area as ‘The Gateway

Monday, October 16 12:00 PM – Special Meeting of the Energy, Environment & Sustainability Committee, in the KL Binder Library, 6th Floor, County Office Building 5:00 PM – Community Services Board, at 239 Golden Hill Lane, 2nd Floor Conference Room, Kingston 6:00 PM – Ulster County Trails Advisory Committee, in Legislative Chambers, 6th Floor, County Office Building Tuesday, October 17 4:30 PM – Ways & Means Committee, in the KL Binder Library, 6th Floor, County Office Building 6:...

Ulster County Tuesday • Ulster County Economic Development Alliance Board Meeting, 4 p.m., in the County Executive’s Conference Room, 6th Floor, County Office Building, 244 Fair St., Kingston. • Ulster County Board of Health, 5 p.m., at 239 Golden Hill Lane, Commissioner’s Conference Room, 1st Floor, Kingston. • Ways & Means Committee, 5 p.m., in Legislative Chambers, 6th Floor, County Office Building • Caucus: Democrats, 6 p.m. (or immediately following Ways & Means), in Leg...

One of two council incumbents running as official write-in candidates By Andy Chappell-Dick This November, Bluffton voters will face three vacancies in Village government. As it happens, Mayor Richard Johnson and Councillors Ben Stahl and Joe Sehlhort are all running unopposed for reelction. Johnson will appear on the ballot as the Republican nominee. Stahl and Sehlhorst will

By Andy Chappell-Dick The Monday, September 25 meeting of the Bluffton council was a little surreal for the public gallery, since much of it happened behind closed doors in an executive session that was not on the agenda. Fortunately, the discussion must have been productive because several consequential actions were taken immediately after. Business began in the usual way

PARKERSBURG – After hearing arguments for and against from residents of the city and region, Parkersburg City Council voted Tuesday to approve the final re

The Bluffton Council will hold a regular meeting at 7:00 p.m. on Monday, September 25. The 35-page packet is attached HERE. LEGISLATION Two ordinances are scheduled to be read: - To vacate 15-foot sanitary easyment in Parkiew of Bluffton - To vacate a protion of Thurman Street and a portion of an abutting alley The packet includes - A preliminary voucher report of September 25

On Tuesday, the Auburn City Council held its second meeting of September, with an agenda that including vacancies on three boards, public hearings on rezoning and resolutions on business developments.