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One week left for Quaker Park petition following Saturday's community day | Gaz - Vimarsana News

One week left for Quaker Park petition following Saturday's community day | Gaz

Around 200 signatures were collected over the weekend after community members banded together to host a barbeque and family day to bring more attention to efforts to save Quaker Park.

Emporians have another 30 days to protest Quaker Park sale - Vimarsana News

Emporians have another 30 days to protest Quaker Park sale

The future of Quaker Park is still up the air after Wednesday's meeting of the Emporia City Commission. Commissioners approved a 30-day extension for a protest petition to be filed

City puts wastewater rates on hold again, asks for more information - Vimarsana News

City puts wastewater rates on hold again, asks for more information

A possible wastewater rate increase is on hold for at least another two weeks following Wednesday's meeting of the Emporia City Commission.

Emporia Land Bank wants Quaker Park for possible development - Vimarsana News

Emporia Land Bank wants Quaker Park for possible development

One of Emporia's public parks could be transferred to the Emporia Land Bank for potential development following a meeting of the Emporia City Commission Wednesday morning.

Emporia discusses criminalization of property abandonment - Vimarsana News

Emporia discusses criminalization of property abandonment

EMPORIA (KSNT) – Emporia discussed amending the city’s vacant property ordinance to criminalize abandonment of properties at the regular Emporia City Commission meeting Dec. 6. A recent survey found there are 500 vacant buildings and at least 100 single-family homes are vacant in the city, according to the Emporia Community Housing Board. A study session […]

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