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As the weather gets colder, the question becomes more urgent for the Mariettans who worry where homeless people are going to be able to stay for the night. “
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As the weather gets colder, the question becomes more urgent for the Mariettans who worry where homeless people are going to be able to stay for the night. “
Marietta College Leadership students are taking the lead in 2023 on the Make A Difference Day Tree Planting Project and a variety of organizations and individua
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jpatterson@mariettatimes.com Marietta City Council took a stance on mending bridges of trust Wednesday before canceling a scheduled special business meeting Thursday morning. “I want to use this as an opportunity to point out one final thing and I want us all, all of us who are present, to keep this in mind,” prefaced Councilman Geoff Schenkel, D, fourth ward, at the close of committee discussion Wednesday. “What we’re experiencing today with rushing at the last minute, and the resistance that is clearly there as a result of that, underscores the importance of engaging council early o...
jpatterson@mariettatimes.com Marietta City Council met predominantly in executive session Wednesday to discuss active plans for litigation concerning the failure of the Marietta River Trail at Duck Creek. The failure, a slip which has continued to grow since June 2020, necessitated additional appeals by the city administration for allocation authorization to permanently provide power to the sewer line bypass Wednesday. Council is anticipated to vote upon that and other financial change order requests lobbed Wednesday, today during its regular business meeting if enough members support a susp...