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'It Would Encompass All Cellphone Towers': Selectmen Williams, Corbet Push Again for Reinstitution of Utilities Commission - Vimarsana News

'It Would Encompass All Cellphone Towers': Selectmen Williams, Corbet Push Again for Reinstitution of Utilities Commission

Saying the town should avail itself of the vast expertise among local residents, especially in light of a divisive proposal to erect a cell tower behind West School, Selectman Nick Williams on Tuesday pushed for the reinstitution of a volunteer body that focuses on utilities.  The Town Code calls for the establishment of a six-member […]

Village of Niles, Niles Library candidates file petitions to run in April 4 elections - Vimarsana News

Village of Niles, Niles Library candidates file petitions to run in April 4 elections

The filing period for the April 2023 consolidated elections began Monday.

Baltimore mayor vetoes bill that would make city officials pension-eligible after 8 years instead of 12 - Vimarsana News

Baltimore mayor vetoes bill that would make city officials pension-eligible after 8 years instead of 12

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott has vetoed a bill that would make the city’s elected officials eligible for a pension after eight years instead of the current 12.

Former mayoral challenger wants campaign contribution from Chicago Fire owner to Lightfoot investigated - Vimarsana News

Former mayoral challenger wants campaign contribution from Chicago Fire owner to Lightfoot investigated

Former mayoral challenger Ray Lopez want's Chicago's Ethics Board and Inspector General to investigate a campaign contribution to Mayor Lori Lightfoot.

Baltimore ethics board calls on mayor to delay decision on pension eligibility bill, citing possible conflict of interest - Vimarsana News

Baltimore ethics board calls on mayor to delay decision on pension eligibility bill, citing possible conflict of interest

Baltimore’s Board of Ethics has asked Mayor Brandon Scott to delay a decision on legislation passed by the City Council that would change pension eligibility requirements saying it is a potential violation of the city’s ethics ordinance.