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The Killeen City Council on Tuesday voted unanimously to approve spending nearly $6 million to help improve the current conditions of 12 streets in Killeen. The item was originally on the consent agenda and was set to be approved along with eight other items. However, at the beginning of the meeting, the item was removed from the consent agenda and became a discussion item. Councilwoman Mellisa Brown spoke during the discussion about her concerns over possible insurance or a warranty on the road construction. Jeffery Reynolds, the city’s director of public works, said a warranty or somet...

Ripon parents rallying against planned AT&T cell tower near school Eric Escalante Replay Video UP NEXT A public comment session at San Joaquin County board meeting was dominated by hundreds of parents, calling for a stop to plans that would place a cellphone tower near a school. About 200 public comments were lodged with the county Board of Supervisors on April 20, many from parents and community members in Ripon. Each one echoed a similar message, specifically that they did not want a cell tower anywhere near Colony Oak Elementary School. “We are going to fight this to the...

Don't miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   BENNINGTON — A metal pole with telecommunications antenna and associated equipment is proposed at a town-owned parking lot site near 117 Pleasant St., roughly opposite the former Stark Hose Firehouse. AT&T Mobility, LLC, is proposing a pole of approximately 40 feet in height, including the antenna equipment at the top, within the public right-of-way. Town Planning Commission Chairman Michael McDonough said the town received the proposal to erect an AT&T Small Cell installation in November, and the commission reviewed it for height, an...

The Delaware County Board of Commissioners recently approved a change in a license agreement to install a generator for a cell phone tower in Sunbury.The r

Members of the Leavenworth City Commission are taking exception with recent comments from a county commissioner. During a Leavenworth City Commission meeting Tuesday, Mayor Nancy Bauder discussed remarks County Commissioner Jeff Culbertson made last week. Culbertson’s remarks were made to the Lansing City Council as he discussed a proposal for a bridge project to connect Eisenhower Road in Leavenworth County with Missouri 152 Highway in Platte County, Missouri. Culbertson said he believed there was hesitancy to support the project among some Leavenworth city commissioners because they are w...