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City Council votes to adopt $1 4B budget for FY2025

City Council voted Monday to approve, on a 8-1 vote, a $1.4 billion budget for the upcoming fiscal year. But the budget didn’t escape amendment at the Monday City Council

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Annapolis City Council considers legislation to repeal residency requirements for liquor license acquisition

Annapolis City Council considers legislation to repeal residency requirements for liquor license acquisition
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Burien raises minimum wage, but many won t see bump, organizers say

Burien raises minimum wage, but many won t see bump, organizers say
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Fraud, crime reports in Rutland on the rise: Kelowna RCMP - Okanagan

Fraud, crime reports in Rutland on the rise: Kelowna RCMP - Okanagan
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Cambridge Residential Survey Shows Affordable Housing is Residents Top Priority | News

Cambridge Residential Survey Shows Affordable Housing is Residents’ Top Priority | News | The Harvard Crimson

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