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Orchard Mesa Pool ballot initiative supporters rally support | Western Colorado | gjsentinel.com
2+ hour, 52+ min ago (1089+ words) Charlie Vigil chants save the pool ahead of the “Yes Rally” Saturday afternoon. Mariann Taigman speaks about the importance of spreading the word and saving the Orchard Mesa Pool during Saturday’s “Yes Rally.” An ocean themed mural seen on a…...
City Seeks Feedback on Future Land Use Map
2+ day, 8+ hour ago (264+ words) Thursday, September 10, 2026 at 11:11 a.m. “What properties can be used for affects us every day and we want to hear from people in every one of Spokane’s 29 neighborhoods about the future of our City." said Mayor Lisa Brown. The Future Land Use…...
Hotel union endorses four candidates for three open spots on the City Council
2+ day, 10+ hour ago (281+ words) The hospitality workers union UNITE HERE Local 11 is urging voters to support four candidates for Santa Monica City Council ahead of November's election — Mayor Caroline Torosis, Rent Control Board member Danny Ivanov, Brett Morrow and Doug Trussler — while explicitly opposing…...
Council considers options regarding upcoming mayoral vacancy
2+ day, 16+ hour ago (481+ words) GENTRY -- The Gentry City Council, at its regular meeting on Sept. 8, addressed the upcoming vacancy in the office of mayor after long-serving Mayor Kevin Johnston declined to seek reelection and no candidates filed to run for the post. Johnston, who…...
Council could buck San Antonio's tax hike with just 4 votes
2+ day, 13+ hour ago (714+ words) Just a week out from the city’s budget vote, the San Antonio City Council remains divided on major top-line spending issues that could radically shape the size and direction of city government. The council has approved several budgets without the…...
Denver expects moderate budget growth after two years of decline
2+ day, 16+ hour ago (528+ words) Mayor Mike Johnston’s administration says the city could return to moderate fiscal growth after a period of flat and shrinking budgets. The city’s proposed 2027 budget, released Thursday, avoids layoffs and furloughs of city employees, marking a bounceback from a fiscal…...
Susan Scott seeking fourth term on Prince George City Council
2+ day, 15+ hour ago (281+ words) PRINCE GEORGE — Veteran city councillor Susan Scott is once again putting her name on the ballot, seeking a fourth term on Prince George City Council. First elected in 2014, Scott has spent more than a decade at City Hall and says…...
Commission delays housing proposal vote that has Salt Lake City residents split
2+ day, 18+ hour ago (923+ words) SALT LAKE CITY — Members of the Salt Lake City Planning Commission punted on voting over a proposal to amend zoning that would allow more housing options in most of the city's residential neighborhoods over a scheduling technicality on Wednesday. However,…...
Forest planning consultants give Meade Co. update
3+ day, 7+ min ago (176+ words) Black Hills Pioneer STURGIS â About $4,000 for a planning consultant with the U.S. Forest Service would be matched with funds from Senate Bill 21, and would ensure that Meade County has a seat at the table, as Forest Service officials…...
La Mesa council appoints 20-year-old Emmett Stewart, a college student, as interim city treasurer
3+ day, 9+ hour ago (507+ words) La Mesa leaders tapped 20-year-old Emmett Stewart as interim city treasurer, making him the youngest person to ever hold office in the city. He will serve until voters chose a permanent replacement in November. The La Mesa City Council voted…...