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Judge overrules Ocoee city leaders, ruling former commissioner can run for his old seat - Vimarsana News

Judge overrules Ocoee city leaders, ruling former commissioner can run for his old seat

George Oliver can run for a seat on the Ocoee City Commission, a judge ruled this week, overruling board members who had rejected his candidacy. Oliver, who in 2018 became the first Black candidate to win a municipal race in Ocoee, filed a lawsuit seeking to be deemed a legal candidate for office ahead of the qualifying period closing at noon Friday. He cited a “tortured interpretation” of the ...

Source: yahoo.com
Riverside to join in county grant-seeking program - Vimarsana News

Riverside to join in county grant-seeking program

The city of Riverside will join in a county initiative to provide assistance to cities in finding and determining eligibility for grants that can help fund many capital outlay projects.

Sandy Springs launches Citizens Leadership Academy - Vimarsana News

Sandy Springs launches Citizens Leadership Academy

Citizens interested in government, civic responsibility and community leadership now have an exciting opportunity to learn from local leaders, thanks to the new Sandy Springs Citizens’ Leadership Academy.

New Braunfels voters to decide on $140M bond package for streets, a park, and a library - Vimarsana News

New Braunfels voters to decide on $140M bond package for streets, a park, and a library

With the city facing an explosion in growth, widening and improving streets tops the list of bond priorities.

Source: ksat.com
Council hires new city clerk - Vimarsana News

Council hires new city clerk

Megan McCauley was hired as the new city clerk in a unanimous decision by Boulder’s City Council during a special meeting on Monday, April 10.