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listen live watch live NDSU students and professors hold homemade signs that they brought to the rally for academic freedom held in response to legislation aimed at an NDSU sex-ed program that involves Planned Parenthood on Thursday, April 22, 2021, at NDSU’s Memorial Union in Fargo. Alyssa Goelzer / The Forum A bill penalizing North Dakota’s universities for associating with abortion providers or supporters will be making its way to the governor’s desk after the Senate voted in its favor...

Article content The Township of Leeds and the Thousand Islands is looking into issues with short-term rentals in the area following concerns raised by residents. The municipality said staff is working on a report to present to council on the issue. The report will follow a presentation made by a resident to council regarding concerns raised by homeowners of Killenbeck Lane. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. TLTI residents oppose short-term rental sit...

Meet the candidates facing off in Hattiesburg’s Ward 2 primary Meet the candidates facing off in Hattiesburg’s Ward 2 primary By Melissa Rademaker | March 12, 2021 at 4:34 PM CST - Updated March 12 at 5:33 PM HATTIESBURG, Miss. (WDAM) - There are three candidates running for the Democratic nomination in Ward 2 in the upcoming municipal primary elections. With no Republican or independent challengers qualifying for Ward 2, the winner of the Democratic primary will go unchallenged ...

Open seat developed after City Council selected Second Wards Carlson to be mayor 5:25 pm, Mar. 3, 2021 × Shelly Carlson, the newly appointed mayor of Moorhead, sees infrastructure improvement and flood protection as major priorities for the city. David Samson/The Forum MOORHEAD — Applications will be opening this Thursday, March 4, to fill the vacant seat on the Moorhead City council created after former Ward Two Councilwoman Shelly Carlson was appointed mayor. Carlson, after bein...

4:16 Burlington, Vermont Mayor Miro Weinberger won re-election Tuesday to a fourth three-year term in his closest race yet for the city’s top seat. Democrat Miro Weinberger faced six opponents in his bid for a fourth three-year term. His key opposition was Progressive City Council President Max Tracy and Independent Ward 7 city councilor Ali Dieng. Weinberger appeared at the ECHO Center for Lake Champlain late Tuesday evening. He said he received a very gracious call from Tracy congratulating...

Warning: some may find this a distressing read. I pushed the button, setting off the Ward Two alarm, but I knew that nobody would be coming to help. The radio crackled in my hand – “Rapid response required on Ward One, back up required on Ward One” – and I knew I couldn’t run to help either. My stomach growled from skipping lunch and my neck ached from where an acutely unwell woman had stood on a chair and strangled me from behind earlier that day. A surgical mask itched my nose. It ...

Jackson councilwoman says city approved of her hiring relative By Anthony Warren | January 25, 2021 at 2:35 PM CST - Updated January 25 at 2:35 PM JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Jackson Ward Two Councilwoman Angelique Lee says her decision to name a relative as the new deputy city clerk was legal, despite some decrying the move as nepotism. 3 On Your Side received a tip that Lee hired her “first cousin” as a full-time deputy city clerk. Lee, though, says the appointment was signed off o...

The speculation in New Bedford of a special election to replace Mayor Mitchell has clouded the reality that there's an open seat on the city council this year.

The Beacon After working for the National Park Service for more than 32 years, Port Clinton native Lisa Slobodzian has returned home and was recently appointed to the vacant Ward Two seat on Port Clinton City Council. She was sworn in by Mayor Mike Snider. BY D’ARCY PATRICK EGAN After a 32-year career with the National Park Service’s Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Port Clinton native Lisa Slobodzian, 55, has decided she isn’t ready for full retirement just yet. A member of the Port ...

/ Vandalia Radio Dec 10, 2020 5:26 AM Candidates running in the April 6th Consolidated Election can begin filing their paperwork on Monday morning.  During Monday’s Vandalia City Council meeting, City Clerk Peggy Bowen says the filing will look a little different this year due to the pandemic.   As for those that have picked up petitions for City of Vandalia races— Four individuals—Barri Forehand, Kara Metzger, Cinde Carroll and Carla Huhn—have picked up petitions to run for City Cle...