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Early voting for Potter County Republican Primary Runoff Election ends Friday - Vimarsana News

Early voting for Potter County Republican Primary Runoff Election ends Friday

Early voting ends on Friday, May 28 for the Potter County Republican Primary Runoff Election.

Early voting locations for Potter County Republican Primary Runoff Election - Vimarsana News

Early voting locations for Potter County Republican Primary Runoff Election

Early voting begins Monday, May 20 for the May 28 Potter County Republican Primary Runoff Election.

Community news includes AISD's Loomis to speak at LWV meeting - Vimarsana News

Community news includes AISD's Loomis to speak at LWV meeting

The Amarillo League of Women Voters invites the public to its monthly membership meeting Jan. 20, featuring guest speaker Doug Loomis.

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Parks and Rec confusion cleared up - Southern Standard - Vimarsana News

Parks and Rec confusion cleared up - Southern Standard

At the May 9 meeting of the Board of the Mayor and Alderman, City Administrator Nolan Ming and City Attorney Tim Pirtle were tasked with the responsibility of getting to the bottom of why the Parks and Recreation Committee decisions are binding instead of going to the Board of the Mayor and Alderman for approval. The issue was brought up in response to a series of fee waivers that had been approved for the Milner Recreation Center which brought up confusion that arose after the decision to change rates at the center earlier this year.

Alderman questions protocol - Southern Standard - Vimarsana News

Alderman questions protocol - Southern Standard

Members of the McMinnville Board of Mayor and Aldermen were confused over when exactly they voted to approve the rate changes at the Milner Recreation Center.