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Mayor: Evanston must be a 'yes in my backyard' city

Mayor Outlines Next Step For Ombudsman Position | News, Sports, Jobs

With City Council’s approval last week, the city is preparing to alleviate the burden of human resources on the corporation counsel by hiring an ombudsman to

Bayhealth Sussex Campus to expand with PAM approval

Community Members Stand in Solidarity with Block by Block Operations Manager, Shea Gibson

West Hollywood Black community leaders, including present and former West Hollywood Public Safety Commissioners, West Hollywood task force members, business professionals, and advocates, released statements in solitary with Shea Gibson, the Operations Manager of Block by Block.

Strong interest in Palmyra Community Improvement District

PALMYRA, Mo. — The first public meeting for the planned Palmyra Community Improvement District attracted a strong crowd on Tuesday.

The Recorder - With City Council approval of two resolutions, Greenfield skate park moves forward

GREENFIELD — With City Council’s approval of two related resolutions Wednesday, the skate park project can continue to move forward. The first resolution sought to dedicate the Chapman Street parking lot permanently as land for park, playground or...

Three candidates challenging incumbent Marc Carroll for Blackfoot Mayor

BLACKFOOT – Four candidates are running for Mayor in Blackfoot. Incumbent Marc Carroll is being challenged by Craig Stuart, James Thomas and Ron Ramirez. EastIdahoNews.com sent the same eight questions to each candidate. Their responses, listed below, were required to be 250 words or less. Ron Ramirez could not be reached. If he responds, his […]

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Candidate profile: Amy Jackson gears up for re-election bid | Alexandria Times

Amy Jackson, a current member of City Council and longtime educator in Northern Virginia, kickstarted her council re-election campaign on Feb. 3, her birthday. It was a personal way for Jackson to launch her campaign at a time when knocking on doors and meeting community members at fundraisers are no longer part of running a campaign. It was also apt for a candidate who was raised in Alexandria and pitches herself as a “voice of the people.” “We have an inclusive city that’s always been home to me,” Jackson said. “I want to continue to always find a path to make sure that people feel welcome and that people feel seen. I want everybody here feeling seen.”