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We (Almost) Have A Budget

By Lawrence McGlynn ● City Council News ● June 9, 2023

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Council Committee Holds Hearing on March’s Water Emergency

By Lawrence McGlynn ● City Council News ● June 2, 2023

How Will A Parker Administration Handle Poverty?

By Lawrence McGlynn ● City Council News ● June 2, 2023

City Council: Gauthier Proposes Affordable Housing Overlay; Vaughn Calls for Prison Escape Hearing

By Lawrence McGlynn ● City Council News ● May 26, 2023

What Happened on Tuesday?

By Lawrence McGlynn ● City Council News ● May 19, 2023

Primary Election Day Guide

By Lawrence McGlynn ● City Council News ● May 12, 2023

City Council: School District Paints Dire Budget Picture

By Lawrence McGlynn ● City Council News ● May 5, 2023

This Week in Budget: School District and Community College Testify

By Lawrence McGlynn ● City Council News ● May 2, 2023

City Council: Trash Contract Draws Scrutiny, Worker Vacancy Report Adopted

By Lawrence McGlynn ● City Council News ● April 28, 2023

City Council: Budget Hearings Continue, Anti-Gun Violence Hearing

By Lawrence McGlynn ● City Council News ● April 21, 2023

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