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City Code in Billings requires residents to shovel snow off the sidewalks - Vimarsana News

City Code in Billings requires residents to shovel snow off the sidewalks

BILLINGS, Mt: With the heavy snowfall anticipated this week, Billings Public Works affirmed that it’s going to get even busier for them as they work to keep the roads safe

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Waverly City Council votes to replace Economic Development Commission with 'grassroots' model | Waverly Newspapers - Vimarsana News

Waverly City Council votes to replace Economic Development Commission with 'grassroots' model | Waverly Newspapers

The Waverly City Council unanimously passed the first reading of an ordinance to repeal Chapter 33 of the City Code of Ordinance, which would disband the Economic Development Commission and

Grand Island police to ticket and impound snowbound vehicles violating 72-hour rule - Vimarsana News

Grand Island police to ticket and impound snowbound vehicles violating 72-hour rule

The Grand Island Police Department (GIPD) has announced plans to begin ticketing vehicles parked on residential side streets that have not been moved since the

2024 Outlook: See what's in store for Mesquite this coming year - Vimarsana News

2024 Outlook: See what's in store for Mesquite this coming year

The Mesquite community has a lot to look forward to in 2024, including roadway improvements, new developments, school facilities, city programs and more. Learn more about incoming projects below.

City Council makes changes to RV rules - Vimarsana News

City Council makes changes to RV rules

The Savage City Council approved amendments to the zoning code related to the parking and storage of recreational vehicles, on Jan. 2.