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Marina project mussel study proposal outlined Suzette Lowe Two presentations were the focus of the May 4 meeting of the Ravenswood City Council. One dealt with the first step that must be completed before any plans can go forward on the marina project. The other gave details of the upcoming phase one of the sewer project. David Fultz from Edge Engineering and Science LLC detailed the steps required to take regarding the mussels located in the Ohio River and Sand Creek. These mussels, which fall under protected species, must be moved before any portion of the project can proceed. “Each of th...

All of the eight leading Democrats vying to win the June 22 primary interviewed with The New York Times to win the paper’s coveted endorsement.

Read the board’s endorsement for the Democratic primary . Note: Several participants’ internet connections were unstable during this interview. Some audio broke up, and as a result sections of this transcript are slightly disjointed. Kathleen Kingsbury: Thank you for taking this time to be with us. I wanted to ask you, to start, if you could tell us a little bit about why you want this job and why you are the best candidate in the field. Just because we have very limited time together, brevity would be very appreciated. Brevity is the key. So, let me tell you why. New York is broke...

Read the board’s endorsement for the Democratic primary . Kathleen Kingsbury: Thank you for joining us today. We don’t have very much time together, so we do just want to jump into questions. Because we don’t have very much time, brevity would be very appreciated. So I just wanted to start off by asking you why you want this job — I’m sorry, I’m hearing an echo. I’ll fix that once we start talking — and also why you’re the best candidate in the field. And finally, are you going to ask Andrew Yang to join your team when you’re in City Hall?

File photo dated 06/05/10 of a voter placing a ballot paper in the ballot box. More than half of people say climate change will influence the way they vote in the next general election, a survey suggests.. The three main parties are contesting all 18 seats up for grabs this election in Wokingham. Voters in the borough go to the polls on Thursday, May 6, although many are expected to vote by post due to concerns over the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. It will see all three of the Wokingham party leaders try to cling onto their seats on the council. John Halsall, the incumbent borough coun...